Saturday, 28 February 2009
Thursday, 26 February 2009
Perform L8 at The Leverhulme Festival
Perform L8, Dingle Community theatre's Youth Group, which meets in the Kuumba Imani centre every Monday, is well into its latest project...to be performed at the Gladstone Theatre in Spring as part of the Leverhulme Drama festival.
The piece they will be doing is on Homelessness and is loosely based on the book "Stone Cold" which follows the adventures of a young homeless person in London.
Perform L8 is facilitated by Su Burke and is open to all young people...0771 684 8894 or info@dinglecommunitytheatre.co.uk for more information
The piece they will be doing is on Homelessness and is loosely based on the book "Stone Cold" which follows the adventures of a young homeless person in London.
Perform L8 is facilitated by Su Burke and is open to all young people...0771 684 8894 or info@dinglecommunitytheatre.co.uk for more information
Lipa project
Tomoko, our member from Japan, has invited the group to take part in a Lipa Community drama Project coming up in April. Five different groups from across liverpool will be worked with to create 10 minute improvisations on the theme of the environment. The pieces will be performed at Lipa, and connected together by students from the Community Drama Course.
Tomoko and Anna, a fellow student, put the idea to Dingle Community Theatre's community drama group at the Casa last monday and got a good reception.
Tomoko and Anna will now lead a special workshop on March 9th.
The community Group is proving quite popular at the Casa and is working on a Chaucer piece to be performed at the Casa and maybe elsewhere (see previous posts)
Talking of the Environment, it was good to hear about a new Tesco's to be built on Park Road, near our stomping grounds in the Dingle.
But, is anything being built in the community apart from Houses and supemarkets?
What about a theatre? Or places for people to meet and be creative? Isn't Social Cohesion supposed to be a priority? We've been campaigning for a Theatre in the Dingle for ages...what do you think?
comments to the Blog.
Tomoko and Anna, a fellow student, put the idea to Dingle Community Theatre's community drama group at the Casa last monday and got a good reception.
Tomoko and Anna will now lead a special workshop on March 9th.
The community Group is proving quite popular at the Casa and is working on a Chaucer piece to be performed at the Casa and maybe elsewhere (see previous posts)
Talking of the Environment, it was good to hear about a new Tesco's to be built on Park Road, near our stomping grounds in the Dingle.
But, is anything being built in the community apart from Houses and supemarkets?
What about a theatre? Or places for people to meet and be creative? Isn't Social Cohesion supposed to be a priority? We've been campaigning for a Theatre in the Dingle for ages...what do you think?
comments to the Blog.
Thursday, 12 February 2009
monday night drama at the casa from feb 16th
dear all
interested in getting involved with our community drama group? flying high after our last production "Hoodies and Zimmers", we are back after the new year break, with an ambitious 10 week project of workshops loosely to do with Time, ending with a public performance inspired by chaucer's raunchy old-marries-young story "The Merchant's Tale".all welcome to our first meeting downstairs in the bistro at the casa, 14 hope st liverpool beginners and old hands alike. We meet monday 16th feb at 7.30pmhope to see you there
phone 0771 684 8894 for info
the dingle team
ps anyone who wants to advertise drama events on the blog is welcome
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