Project Bambert — Imaginate https://www.imaginate.org.uk/schools/projects/project-bambert
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Elspeth and Alison have just left and our pupils are frazzled but on a high.
Read more about Project Bambert
Elspeth and Alison have just left and our pupils are frazzled but on a high.
We are looking to commission three new theatre and dance performances for children 0-10 years and their families, that are suitable for presentation in public spaces, in partnership with Aberdeen Performing Arts (APA), Glasgow life and Renfrewshire’s OneRen. You are welcome to apply for one or all commissions.
support the development of new work so the idea that you’re applying with should not have
We are looking to commission three new theatre and dance performances for children 0-10 years and their families, that are suitable for presentation in public spaces, in partnership with Aberdeen Performing Arts (APA), Glasgow life and Renfrewshire’s OneRen. You are welcome to apply for one or all commissions.
support the development of new work so the idea that you’re applying with should not have
Infomation on current artists-led project managed by Imaginate
Elspeth and Alison have just left and our pupils are frazzled but on a high.
Infomation on current artists-led project managed by Imaginate
play focuses on my journey of self-discovery; whilst celebrating the shared bond I have
It’s been 25 years since Bruce Gladwin took over as artistic director at Back to Back Theatre, based in Geelong, Australia. The company, known for its full-time ensemble of intellectually disabled actors, is recognised for making some of the bravest, cheekiest, most inclusive, radical and politically charged devised work. Their plays challenge and entertain audiences in equal measure. Imaginate invited Gladwin to lead a Devising Theatre workshop in December 2023 in Edinburgh. I had the pleasure of talking with him about directing, the importance of free association, treasuring inaccurate memories, Back to Back’s new show and the merits of long improvisation.
Some of the more exciting times have been where I’ve turned to the actors and said
It’s been 25 years since Bruce Gladwin took over as artistic director at Back to Back Theatre, based in Geelong, Australia. The company, known for its full-time ensemble of intellectually disabled actors, is recognised for making some of the bravest, cheekiest, most inclusive, radical and politically charged devised work. Their plays challenge and entertain audiences in equal measure. Imaginate invited Gladwin to lead a Devising Theatre workshop in December 2023 in Edinburgh. I had the pleasure of talking with him about directing, the importance of free association, treasuring inaccurate memories, Back to Back’s new show and the merits of long improvisation.
Some of the more exciting times have been where I’ve turned to the actors and said
Kate Temple’s second blog about her Immerse residency with St David’s RC Primary School, talking about weeks 5 and 6.
light (or a torch inside a red capsule) – close access to running water (doesn’t have
Year 1 of a project bringing world-renowned theatre-makers Punchdrunk to Scotland for the first time, to deliver their unique and innovative productions taking over schools and developing deep relationships over three years.
For many this was an opportunity they wouldn’t otherwise have had.
Clare talks about her first development week for Cosmopot
My original idea was that they would slide down the spout, however we have moved