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Thank you
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Registered in the UK at Crusader House, Newham Quay, Truro TR1 2DP
Company number 3014010
Charity number 1044530
AUDITION NOTICE Kwesi Johnson’s Kompany Malakhi require 5 exceptional dancers, 2 female, 3 male for their next touring production, ‘Boxin’ (working title). Integrating Physical Theatre, Parkour, Hip Hop culture, Urban, Contemporary dance forms and Film. Applicants should have completed 3 years of professional dance training. A high degree of agility and adaptability will be required. Street dance, Parkour, Breakin', Funkstyles, gymnastic skills or touring experience are an advantage.
The audition workshop is two full days on 2nd of June, 'call backs' on 3rd June. There will also be further three days of research for shortlisted applicants (expenses paid) on 2,3,4 July before the final selection is made.
To be invited to audition please send a DVD/video (pal format) recording of yourself performing/dancing, it should best represent your versatility. You must be available for phase 1-4
Closing date to submit your footage is Friday 25th May 2007
Phase 1 Research development and rehearsal 20th August - 2nd September. Performance 3rd September
Phase 2 Lecture Demonstration Tour Jan-June 2008 Phase 3 Rehearsal and creation full length piece Mid July - October 2008 Phase 4 Touring Between October 2008 - June 2009. Send DVD/Videos to: Kwesi Johnson Kompany Malakhi 4.14 Paintworks Bath Road Bristol. BS4 3RW Your DVD/Videos will not be returned so please ensure they are not master copies of your work.
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0117 971 3344
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I hope you may find the attached article of interest. I am sending a photo of Lauren on another email.
Is it possible to flag this up on a website preferably this week and link it to Duchy Ballet's production of Cinderella at the Hall for Cornwall which runs until Saturday evening?
One of the most influential dance companies, Australian Dance Company is acclaimed for fast, physical and technically demanding dance. Trained in gymnastics, break-dance and martial arts, ADT’s dance is a fusion of forms, fraught with risk and charged with an exciting urgency -a riveting experience.
Now, for their third visit to Britain, this powerful company bring an entirely new experience to the stage. Different at each performance, Held is a quick-fire, ballistic rampage from astoundingly athletic dancers, captured via a series of photographs, instantaneously enlarged and flashed onto giant screens. Frozen in impossible flight, caught and pinned down in suspended animation, the raw energy of dance is interplayed with lens, screen and eye to create a mind-blowing excitement.
Held is like nothing else you’ve ever seen –book now!
Box Office: 01872 262466
Tickets
£17.25, £15.25, £12.75(RV) * A 75p Theatre Fund Payment is added to each ticket sold
5ive* Productions CIC & JCF Entertainment are seeking entries from
schools, colleges and community groups from across the county for
Cornwall's 1st Annual Hip-Hop Convention taking place at The Keay
Theatre, St Austell on Saturday 7th April.
This is a fantastic opportunity for young rising talent to perform
alongside some of the UK's top professional companies inlcuding
ZooNation, Dance 2XS, Boy Blue, Pink Mafia, Big Gang, Rhythm and y@p.
We are looking for dance and music pieces as well as budding DJ's and
MC's as well as graffiti artists for a day-long celebration of hip-hop
culture.
For more info contact 01637 871458 or visit www.myspace.com/encoretroupe
TEXT DANCE: an exciting opportunity for youth dance groups in the SW to make their own short films using their mobile phones Take Art Dance, together with Dance South West, Somerset Film and Video and Youth Dance England, are inviting you to make a short dance film, using your mobile phones. The results will be screened at the forthcoming Spring Loaded, the Take Art Somerset County Youth Dance Platform on: Tuesday 20 March 2007 at the Tacchi-Morris Arts Centre and then again at the: Youth Dance England National Conference, Liverpool, on 19/20 April, 2007.
These are the rules:
Your film must be no longer than 45 seconds
It must be shot using a mobile phone
Please do not use any music (this will be added later - see below)
Choose your own location - try to use somewhere that is special to you and your group
You can use any dance style, wear any type of clothes
Remember - images shot with mobile phones are small and low resolution. Try not to include too many people in any one shot, and think about how you will be lit
You can make as many films as you wish
The theme is: "where the place and the people meet"
The closing date is: 6pm on Tues 13 March
When you have finished your film, text it to: 07976 638980 and mark it TXT DNC Or, if you prefer, you can download it onto your computer and e-mail it as an attachment to: somersetfilm@... (Once again, put TXT DNC in the subject box) Somerset Film & Video, based at The Engine Room in Bridgwater, will then edit all of the films into a collage/compilation over a track selected from the recently recorded 'Breaking Bands' album, which featured young Somerset bands.
In addition, we have asked Pretty Good Girl Dance Theatre to make their own 45 second dance film, which we will be sending on to you separately. You might wish to make your film as a response to theirs, but you don't have to. If you want to get started right now, then please do so.
Here's a short haiku to start you thinking: that special moment where the place and people meet select - play - dance - text...
So - good luck! If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact us. You can call 01460 249450 and ask to speak to Rachelle, Anna or Chris. We aim to use every film we receive, so: get dancing, get filming, get texting!
Joce Giles
Dance Development Officer
Direct line: 01872 261807
Dance & Theatre Cornwall Ltd T/A The Works
Registered in the UK at Crusader House, Newham Quay, Truro TR1 2DP
Rambert Dance Company returns to Truro with a breathtaking programme of three diverse new works, brilliantly demonstrating why it remains the country’s leading modern dance company.
The programme includes legendary choreographer Merce Cunningham's Pond Way, Michael Clark's award-winning Swampand the the sumptuous narrative Lady into Fox (pictured).
To book your tickets call the Box Office on 01872 262466
Pond Way
Pond Way is one of Merce Cunningham's 'nature studies'. It is a lyrical, contemplative, often sensuous piece. Cunningham says that the movement may be reminiscent of a game of skimming stones over a pond, which he loved to play as a child.
"This is already a fine production, with some outstanding performances " - The Independent (on the March 2006 première of Pond Way)
Lady into Fox
This brand new production for the Company's 80th anniversary year is inspired by Andrée Howard's 1939 seminal work. Staged by Mark Baldwin and repetiteur Amanda Eyles, this surreal narrative piece follows the metamorphosis of Mrs Tebrick into a vixen, and her disastrous bid for freedom. At times comic, and inevitably tragic, Lady into Fox is set to a specially composed score by Benjamin Pope.
"Reviving Lady into Fox may prove to be one of Mark Baldwin's best decisions" - The Evening Standard
Swamp
Swamp by the icon of British dance, Michael Clark, is modern dance at its most pure. Echoes of Clark's classical background are very evident here, but this only acts as a foundation for his originality and inventiveness. The structure of the work is loosely concerned with relationships and the title comes from the film Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf in which Martha refers to her husband as "Swampy".
Tickets: £10 (RV) - £20.50
Box Office: 01872 262466
*Offer applies to performance on 14 February only. Subject to availability. A 75p Theatre Fund payment will be added to each ticket sold.
- supporting individual journeys in movement and dance
The annual closing date for applications is 25th January 2007. Print your application from the website or send an A5 SAE to the Secretary, LUTSF, 24 Cuppin Street, ChesterCH1 2BN
-----Original Message----- From: Jacky Lansley [mailto:jlansley@...] Sent: 01 January 2007 10:10 To: disconso@... Subject: Jacky Lansley on Midweek
Dear Friend,
You may like to know that I will be a guest on Midweek on BBC Radio 4 this Wednesday 3rd January at 9 - 9.45 am, talking (I hope) about my work and in particular about my new programme View from the Shore which opens at the Hall for Cornwall in Truro on 18th & 19th January and is on for 3 days at the Clore Studio at the Royal Opera House the following week, January 25th - 27th.
Come and watch some of Cornwall’s finest young dancers perform work choreographed by Stuart Waters, C-Scape Dance Co., Sally Robbins and the dancers themselves.
Learn the hottest hip-hop, r&b, crunk, popping and locking moves...
FESTIVE SHAKEDOWN
with top industry dancer Jeffrey Fellicsimo (Destiny's Child, Blue,
ZooNation)
SATURDAY 16TH DECEMBER, 11AM-4PM
THE KEAY, CORNWALL COLLEGE, ST AUSTELL
£25 per place - call 01637 871458 to reserve your place
A joint promotion between 5ive* Productions and JCF Entertainment
(Chelsea)
5ive* Productions presents
I BELIEVE
A spectacular showcase weekend featuring 200 talented young people
from across Cornwall to launch the County's newest youth charity -
the I Believe Performing Arts Fund. Raising money and awareness for
youngsters trying to break into the performing arts industry.
Guest appearances by Jeffrey Felliscimo and dancers from ZooNation
and Hollie Robertson, winner of BBC Strictly Dance Fever and MTV
Shakedown plus guests from Pineapple in London and the unveiling of I
Believe's celebrity Patron.
Tickets £8 each - licensed bar
Saturday 25th November @ 7.00pm
Sunday 26th November @ 2.00pm
Sunday 26th November @ 7.00pm
at The Keay Theatre, St Austell
Box Office: 01726 226777
A Place in Space involves talented young dancers from all over Cornwall coming together for a night of high quality, innovative dance performances. New and exciting choreography is being created especially for this must see event that will feature the finest dancers from the county’s schools, colleges and youth dance companies.
Incorporated into the evening will be the young people’s Arts Award Ceremony. The Arts Award is the first award scheme to recognise the development of young artists and young arts leaders and is run by Arts Council England and Trinity Guildhall, supported by Canon Ltd.
As part of the event the performers will take part in dance workshops throughout the day with Adele Thompson in TruroTown Hall. Adele was a founder member of Stomp’s European touring company and has recently appeared in the Channel 4 programme Ballet–Hoo. These workshops are being kindly supported by Creative Partnerships and the Sue Hooper Charitable Foundation.
There will be one dance workshop that will be open to young people who are not performing in A Place in Space. This workshop will be at 5pm in TruroTown Hall and will cost £3.50. Places are limited so booking is essential. To book a place on this workshop please contact The Works on 01872 222622 or email sam@...
A Place in Space involves talented young dancers from all over Cornwall coming together for a night of high quality, innovative dance performances. New and exciting choreography is being created especially for this must see event that will feature the finest dancers from the county’s schools, colleges and youth dance companies.
Incorporated into the evening will be the young people’s Arts Award Ceremony. The Arts Award is the first award scheme to recognise the development of young artists and young arts leaders and is run by Arts Council England and Trinity Guildhall, supported by Canon Ltd.
As part of the event the performers will take part in dance workshops throughout the day with Adele Thompson in TruroTown Hall. Adele was a founder member of Stomp’s European touring company and has recently appeared in the Channel 4 programme Ballet–Hoo. These workshops are being kindly supported by Creative Partnerships and the Sue Hooper Charitable Foundation.
There will be one dance workshop that will be open to young people who are not performing in A Place in Space. This workshop will be at 5pm in TruroTown Hall and will cost £3.50. Places are limited so booking is essential. To book a place on this workshop please contact The Works on 01872 222622 or email sam@...
There are only a few places left on this workshop. If you haven't already booked and would like to attend please contact Joce at The Works on 01872 222622 or email joce@... ASAP
Regards
Joce
Joce Giles
Dance Development Officer
The Works; Dance & Theatre Cornwall Ltd.
01872 222622
-----Original Message----- From: joce Sent: 04 October 2006 13:06 Subject: CandoCo Workshop in Cornwall
The Works is hosting a workshop with CandoCo
Saturday 4th November
9.30am – 3.30pm
PencalenickSchool
Cost: £20
Tailor-made one-day workshop run by CandoCo, the world-renowned integrated dance company of disabled and non-disabled dancers, offering the opportunity to experience working in an integrated environment with company dancers.
The day will involve
an exploration of teaching techniques for working with a range of disabilities
learning strategies for the development of creative and stimulating methods of inclusion for all young people
a facilitated discussion session to end the day, led by CandoCo and focusing on methods for developing ‘next steps’ and individual action plans
This training day will be a starting point to begin creating successful, imaginative integrated environments. For the more experienced, the workshop will draw out your existing skills and offer new approaches to challenging young people to the utmost of their abilities.
Suitable for youth dance leaders, dance practitioners and educators, teachers of dance and PE in schools, occupational therapists, professionals in the youth service or the health sector.
To book a place on the workshop please contact Joce at The Works on 01872 222622 or email joce@...
Prior to their performance of Revelations at Hall for Cornwall, Stan Won’t Dance is leading an adult practical workshop session. Take Action is a physical exploration of the parallels between dance and fight choreography.
On: Monday 20th November 2006
From: 7-9pm
At: The Town Hall, Boscawen StreetTruro
Cost: £15 (a 50p Theatre fund payment is added to the cost of each ticket sold)
Places are limited so booking is essential
To book please call the Box Office on 01872 262466
For more information please contact Rebecca Hazzard at Hall for Cornwall on 01872 321970 or at rebeccah@... or Joce Giles at The Works on 01872 222622 or at joce@...
To find out more about Stan Won’t Dance and the tour go to www.revelationstour.co.uk or www.stanwontdance.com
The performance of Revelations is at Hall for Cornwall on Tuesday 21st November at 8pm and is suitable for 18 years+
“the best thing to happen to British physical theatre since DV8” Metro
“the new face of British Dance Theatre” The Guardian
-----Original Message----- From: Jane Webster [mailto:jane.webster@...] Sent: 05 October 2006 12:41 To: Chrissie Harrington; Debora Baddoo; Emilyn Claid; Kate Castle; Lisa Lort; Marie McClusky; Richard Povall; Sara Reed; smdavies@...; sue.way@...; Abi; 'Anthony Baker'; 'Chris Fogg'; Emma Flatley; Gill Roberts; Jacky Poole; joce ; 'Kate Wood' Subject: FYI: Training and Networking Days for Dance Artists, Dance Practitioners & Out of School Dance Providers
DANCE LINKS – MAKING LINKS
Training and Networking Days for Dance Artists, Dance Practitioners & Out of School Dance Providers
A project managed by Youth Dance England and delivered by the National Dance Teachers Association and Dance South West
Autumn 2006 & Spring 2007
We are looking for practitioners to become involved in Dance Links, a new initiative to create more opportunities for children and young people to dance. Applications are sought from practitioners with experience of teaching children and young people who want to lean how to get the most from this initiative. Deadline for applications 3-Nov-06.
Dance Links
Dance Links is a dance specific project within Club Links – an initiative, which aims to improve links between schools and dance providers funded by the DCMS through the PE, School Sport and Club Links Strategy (PESSCL). The first stage of the project brought together the National Dance Teachers Association working in partnership with Youth Dance England to produce Dance Links – A guide to delivering high quality dance for children and young people (DfES, November 2005 downloadable as .pdf document at www.dancesouthwest.org.uk/resources/index.php). The guide focuses on key elements regarding the provision of high quality dance experiences for young people and the way in which their experience of dance can be enhanced through working with out of school dance providers.
Dance Links 2 (2006-2008)
Led by Youth Dance England, Dance Links 2 is taking place to build capacity in the dance sector to increase the links made between schools and out of school dance providers. Making Links is being delivered by the National Dance Teachers’ Association on behalf of Youth Dance England as part of the Dance Links 2 programme.
Making Links: Training and Networking
Making Links aims to facilitate the development of high quality dance projects through promoting the best practice identified in the Dance Links guide.
Two one-day events will be run in the South West during 2006/07
The first day introduces key concerns of the Dance Links publication including:
§principles of best practice in dance both within and beyond the curriculum
§high quality learning and teaching
There will also be a focus on the contexts, practicalities and essentials of working in schools. Following Day 1 and in preparation for Day 2, you will be expected:
§to map your own experience and interests as a dance artist / dance practitioner / out of school dance provider against the key concerns of Dance Links
§to identify your strengths and your professional development needs
§to develop a portfolio which demonstrates what you have to offer as an artist / practitioner / out of school dance provider.
The second day will include discussion groups and seminars for teachers, Partnership Development Managers, School Sport Coordinators, artists, practitioners and out of school dance providers leading into a marketplace event during the afternoon.
Who is it for?
Dance artists, practitioners and out of school providers who have some experience of delivering dance either within or beyond the curriculum, who are 22 years old or over and who have at least one of the following:
degree in dance or dance and another subject
vocational training at a stage school or though a degree
§certified course for working in schools and other community settings
§links with regional and national dance agencies
registration with a private dance teaching association
Dates and Venue
Day 1: Friday 10th November 2006, 10.15am – 5 pm
Day 2: Wednesday, 31st January 2007 10.15am – 5 pm
Venue: Tacchi Morris Arts Centre
School Road
Taunton
Somerset, TA2 8PD
Information regarding dates and venues for events in other regions is available on the following websites - www.ndta.org.uk and www.yde.org.uk
Tailor-made one-day workshop run by CandoCo, the world-renowned integrated dance company of disabled and non-disabled dancers, offering the opportunity to experience working in an integrated environment with company dancers.
The day will involve
an exploration of teaching techniques for working with a range of disabilities
learning strategies for the development of creative and stimulating methods of inclusion for all young people
a facilitated discussion session to end the day, led by CandoCo and focusing on methods for developing ‘next steps’ and individual action plans
This training day will be a starting point to begin creating successful, imaginative integrated environments. For the more experienced, the workshop will draw out your existing skills and offer new approaches to challenging young people to the utmost of their abilities.
Suitable for youth dance leaders, dance practitioners and educators, teachers of dance and PE in schools, occupational therapists, professionals in the youth service or the health sector.
To book a place on the workshop please contact Joce at The Works on 01872 222622 or email joce@...
I am running a new class through Truro College's Part-time courses:
Contemporary Improvisation and Composition
It will be a great chance to express yourself and have fun in a
lovely new studio. We will explore games, scores, props music and
anything else that takes our fancy. It will also be a great
confidence builder (especially useful for students wanting to
audition for colleges/jobs etc so please encourage any students you
teach to come along)
All ages and levels are welcome, the more the merrier. I need a few
more willing participants otherwise I won't be able to run the
course, so please come and support me!
Cost: only £30/£25 (over 60) for 10 week term, or FREE to Full-time
students.
Starts Wednesday 27th September in the brand new Dance studio at
Richard Lander School in Threemilestone
Time: 7-8pm every wednesday eve.
Contact Elly Crowther for more info on: 07729836052,
elly_fish@...
Or to enrol, phone Truro College Part-time courses on 01872 265819
Please spread the word to anyone who might be interested.
Elly ;o)
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