Harriet Hopkins's Groups
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Theatre Playgroup!
71 members
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CRITICAL CHINWAG
109 members
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Actors
1013 members
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Size Matters Not
2 members
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National Theatre Wales T…
901 members
Harriet Hopkins's Page
Profile Information
- What I do:
- Currently teaching Creative Writing courses in Bridgend and running a not-for-profit Writing Group, 'Scribblers'
- A little more about me:
- I run a not-for-profit Writing Group, 'Scribblers' - we meet once a month to share all types of writing, give and gain feedback, and generally have a jolly nice time :)
I LOVE editing others' writing, and am always open to submissions from budding screen or prose writers.
I've completed a BA(hons) in Creative Writing with Film Studies, and an MA in Creative and Critical Writing, which have given me the ability to critique creative work, as well as create it.
Most recently, I've been working behind the scenes on short and feature and films, which we hope will premiere in 2013.
- Location:
- Bridgend
- Projects I’m working on:
- Arts Exchange
Bridgend Secret Garden Party
Scribblers Writing Group
Size Matters Not (short film)
Feature Film (pre-production)
- Twitter @username:
- @hattigalore
Harriet Hopkins's Blog
Cardiff Everyman Open Air Festival: A First Timer’s Preview
Excited much? Let me think about that for a moment...
Uh, YES! And not simply for the shows (though Taming of the Shrew and Blackadder II are both definitely right up my street, not to mention the 'squeeeeeee' that I feel about a live version of The Little Mermaid), but, somewhat unbelievably, this will be my first taste of… Continue
Posted on July 6, 2014 at 22:30
REVIEW: Papertrail: Day To Go *****
Day To Go *****
Memo Arts Centre Barry
Directed by Bridget Keehan
Written by Bridget Keehan & Anna Maria Murphy
“Don’t underestimate what is brewing in fine bone china cups…”
From the ashes of a town that is trying to reignite a new flame comes this unique, site specific performance, the debut production of Bridget Keehan’s Papertrail theatre company.
Boarding a…
ContinuePosted on April 7, 2014 at 23:26
La Traviata (WNO) - A Young Critic’s Review
La Traviata – WNO
Wales Millenium Centre
The glamour and tradition of opera is celebrated in WNOs only ‘staple’ offering this season. La Traviata, an opera which fits perfectly within the Fallen Women theme, introduces Violetta, a frivolous, flirtatious courtesan whose lavish life is interrupted by the young, persistent Alfredo, who persuades her to embrace a monogamous existence with him.
Despite her resistance, Violetta lets her heart guide her…
ContinuePosted on March 2, 2014 at 9:43
Backstage at the TCWAs 2014 - A Young Critic's Experience
The second Theatre Critics of Wales Awards went off without a hitch on Saturday 25th January, 2014, due to the hard work, commitment and support of a great number of people and organisations, and I was honoured to once again be part of it.…
Posted on February 2, 2014 at 9:10
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Hi Harriet my name is Rowena and I'm interested in you giving me feedback on my work!
Sorry I can't make Oct but can make Nov. Can you send me info regarding any theme you would like, or is it open, how long would my timeslot would be, and what time does the event start and finish?
Look forward to hearing from you soon!
Mark
Sorry Harriet haven't had chance to reply sooner, Hope the event goes well and will pass on details to the students, All the best
Thank you
Hello Harriet, would love to join 'scribblers'. Can i have more details please. Best.....Bee
Ieuan
Ben Bryant will run this Sat afternoon the 2nd in Bridgend 1-4
You are very welcome to get involved
Thanks
Guy
Are you aged 16 – 25? Could you create a must-read review of theatre or music? Co-ordinated by Bridgend County Borough Council’s Arts and Community Development, the Young Critics’ Scheme aims to develop and showcase the critical voices of young people and encourage them to think critically about the theatrical or musical productions they have seen.
Organised in partnership with the National Theatre of Wales and Academi, one of the National Theatre Wales’ new critics and ex-editor of Buzz magazine, Ben Bryant, will mentor and run workshop sessions to encourage participants to write and explore the role of the art critic, coming up with different ways to respond to theatre and live art including using Face Book, Vimeo and Twitter.
Throughout the coming months, the young critics will be encouraged to write a number of theatrical and musical reviews, beginning with a review of the National Theatre’s Wales production of ‘Love Steals us from Loneliness’ by Gary Owen, which will be performed in Hobos, Bridgend in October.
To get involved in this exciting new project, please call Bridgend County Borough Council’s Arts Project officer Guy O’Donnell, on (01656) 642727, or email: arts@bridgend.gov.uk.