We are on the lookout for a Welsh Speaking composer to lead the musical element of the creation of an original bilingual musical being developed by a team of professional artists and young people. Our vision at Mess Up The Mess Theatre Company is to make awkward and brave theatre by, with and for young people. Young people have been asking to make a musical for the last 7 years and we now have the funding thanks to Arts Council Wales to do it. If you are interested in finding out more please…
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P/T Temporary Youth Arts Manager
(0.8ft equivalent, 29.6 hours per week)
£27,862.28 Pro rata (Actual £22,289.82)
Youth Arts Manager
Are you enthusiastic about young people’s futures and the role the arts can play within them? Do you have the skills, commitment and experience to lead the development and operations of a busy…
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At Mess Up The Mess Theatre Company we are currently running a range of Community Action Projects (CAPS) as part of our Big Lottery Funded Dream On programme. Within these projects different groups of disadvantaged or marginalised young people are supported to make a change to a community they feel part of through the arts. Current project include exploring mental health with young carers and the need for Trans issues within Personal and Social Education with Trans young…
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Llofnodwch am gyfle i rwydweithio a rhannu sgiliau Celfyddydau Ieuenctid! Dosbarthwch neu anfonwch y wybodaeth hon ymlaen at eich rhwydweithiau a’ch cysylltiadau eich hun, ac ymddiheuriadau os ydych yn derbyn yr un peth sawl gwaith o sawl cyfeiriad.
Sign-up for a Youth Arts networking and skill-sharing opportunity! Please circulate or forward to your own networks and contacts, with apologies for…
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We want to hear from emerging writers and producers as we are considering making an application to BBC Performing Arts Fund for a year long paid development opportunity. Are you interested in writing or producing theatre with, for or by young people? If so please send us a CV and covering email to sarah@messupthemess.co.uk explaining what your motivations for working alongside young people are. To find out more about us go to…
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YTEP Events and Training Co-ordinator
Are you enthusiastic about young people’s futures? Do you have the skills, commitment and experience to support young people to promote and run events in the community? Mess Up The Mess’s Youth Training and Engagement programme will up skill young people within the world of…
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TYA-UK 18th ASSITEJ WORLD CONGRESS AND FESTIVAL TRAVEL
BURSARY
Join TYA UK on an International visit to the 18th ASSITEJ World Congress and Festival
taking place in Warsaw, Poland in May 2014. Over 20 international productions and
regional showcases, seminars, workshops and symposiums will be taking place offering…
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Llofnodwch am gyfle i rwydweithio a rhannu sgiliau Celfyddydau Ieuenctid! Dosbarthwch neu anfonwch A fyddech cystal felly â dosbarthu neu anfon y wybodaeth hon ymlaen at eich rhwydweithiau a’ch cysylltiadau eich hun, ac ymddiheuriadau os ydych yn derbyn yr un peth sawl gwaith o sawl cyfeiriad.
Sign-up for a Youth Arts networking and skill-sharing opportunity! Please circulate or…
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We are currently looking for key members of the team for this exciting project being headed up by writer and theatre maker Bethan Marlow.
Christmas is a time when communities naturally come together, it’s also a time when people are looking to participate in a festive event and it’s also a time that many, many people feel very lonely. It’s the perfect time for a ‘Queer Times Christmas Show’.
Instead of it being on the stage we want to bring it back onto the…
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We are struggling to find 1 final young make actor aged 14-26 to take part in Click by Dafydd James. Sadly last years actor can't be involved this summer and we have a newly drafted adapted script, a fab cast and crew and some great venues but are 1 actor short!
The young person needs to be able to play a shy character who is bullied but lives a…
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This summer we are re-touring last years successful play for young audiences 'Click' written by Dafydd James and inspired by young people we have worked with on a series of creative challenges from NZ, Australia and Hong Kong as well as groups across South West Wales. 'Click' explores how young people use the internet; the barriers disadvantaged youth face and the masks we all wear in different aspects of our lives. It is a very funny, moving and accessible play that young audiences and…
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We are a group of Youth Theatre practioners who have gathered together to look at the needs of the sector in an informal setting. We want to share practice together. The first of these sharings will be hosted at Sherman Cymru on March 3rd from 11am - 5.30pm.
We only have 40 places available so please RSVP on here as soon as possible. We are trying to organise this with very little capacity and are using on-line bookings to…
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Company: Mess Up The Mess Theatre Company, www.messupthemess.co.uk
Role: Andy 16 year old young carer of alcoholic mother
Rehearsals: Begin Feb 20th
Tour: March 10-28th across South West Wales, 2 Irish venues
Fee: Approx £450 a week
Mess Up The Mess Theatre Company are currently seeking a male actor to play Andy an angry 16 year old boy growing up in a dysfunctional…
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Mess Up The Mess Theatre Company LTD. Will be running 3 days worth of exciting workshops for graduates and professionals who have an interest in facilitating workshops. The workshops will deal with all aspect of facilitation, from planning to delivery and methods of engagement. They will be held on the 24/25/26th of June @ Ammanford Miners Theatre and are funded so no need to worry about money! Limited places remain, call 07966294188…
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Hi Passion People,
Who do we contact to get involved in this exciting project? I'm the AD of 'Mess Up The Mess Theatre Company' which is a professional theatre company that creates theatre with and for young people. Our key areas are Carmarthenshire and Neath/Port Talbot. We work with all sorts of groups of young people from diverse groups and would be keen to get involved.
Looking forward to hearing from you,
Sarah Jones
Artistic…
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Do you know any musicians/drummer/percussionists who would be interested in working on a play in 3 days with young people who are passionate about global issues?
Do you also know any stage managers who would love to share their skills with young people not in education or training?
If the answer is yes spread the word to them and/or ring Sarah on 07966 294188 or e-mail messupthemess@hotmail.co.uk
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Mess Up The Mess Theatre Company are looking for bi-lingual directors, technicians, workshop facilitators and stage managers who have a passion for creating theatre with young people. We are particularly interested in those who enjoy working with harder to reach groups of young people or have worked in a training capacity at some point. During the summer and early autumn we will be delivering…
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