Poor Effy. Sent to live with her aunt and uncle in a block that won’t allow dogs. What’s a girl to do? She smuggles her furry friend in, of course. Keeps him under a blanket. Feeds him biscuits. Ssh Toto, quiet. But it can’t last forever. Effy needs saving. And Toto is up to the task.
performance, experienced through 3D binaural sound, encourages pupils to explore emotion
Poor Effy. Sent to live with her aunt and uncle in a block that won’t allow dogs. What’s a girl to do? She smuggles her furry friend in, of course. Keeps him under a blanket. Feeds him biscuits. Ssh Toto, quiet. But it can’t last forever. Effy needs saving. And Toto is up to the task.
performance, experienced through 3D binaural sound, encourages pupils to explore emotion
Hannah Venet’s second blog about her Immerse residency with Canal View Primary School talking about weeks 4 – 6 including the P6 boat trips on the canal.
How can we embody the emotion of the conversation?
Hannah Venet’s second blog about her Immerse residency with Canal View Primary School talking about weeks 4 – 6 including the P6 boat trips on the canal.
How can we embody the emotion of the conversation?
Artists Jim Manganello and Lucy Ireland talk about what they have learnt and (un)learnt while developing their new Untitled Discotheque Project.
On the level of emotion, colour and external events, especially in lighting, will
Artists Jim Manganello and Lucy Ireland talk about what they have learnt and (un)learnt while developing their new Untitled Discotheque Project.
On the level of emotion, colour and external events, especially in lighting, will
Infomation on current artists-led project managed by Imaginate
With Mixed Up we can look at our emotions using dance and paint rather than words
Read more about Immerse – Mixed Up
With Mixed Up we can look at our emotions using dance and paint rather than words
The show Mixed Up, which was commissioned by Imaginate and first shown at the Children’s Festival in May this year as a digital project, can finally be presented live into schools as part of a partnership between Edinburgh International Festival, Imaginate and Starcatchers.
Katy Wilson and co-produced by Starcatchers explores the mixed-up feelings and emotions
With less than a month to go to the launch of the Edinburgh International Children’s Festival on 21 April, two productions from the many times re-drafted programme have been announced. Both are brand new commissions by exciting companies and artists based in Scotland, and are supported by the Scottish Government Festivals Expo Fund.
Mixed Up This interactive performance explores the mixed-up feelings and emotions
