As 2024 draws to a close, hear a special message from Vincent M. Lancisi (Founder, Artistic Director) and Marissa LaRose (Managing Director) about the impact of your support at Everyman Theatre and what we look forward to in 2025. Deepen your impact with a year-end contribution to Everyman here. https://lnkd.in/exhPwxsq)
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This very interesting article on Boguslaw Schaeffer: "Postmodernism, Avant-Garde, and Neo-Dadaism: The Legacy of Boguslaw Schaeffer" was just published and it's available OA. It places Schaeffer in the context of postdramatic theatre: https://lnkd.in/e42Zg_zu
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Hand on heart - this... 'Living without Art is like living without Nature'. CREATIVE HEALTH This is a stunning example of the importance of creativity and connection. Looking forward to the report I am confident it will be policy and life changing! Smartz #creativehealth #inclusivity #neurodiversity #buildbettercommunities #equalopportunity #embraceart #nurture #valueart #valuepeople #fostergrowth
"Art is life. [...] It means everything to me. Because it's changed me". "Full expression to me is the most important version of success". Watch these awesome Campaign for the Arts supporters and young people share what the arts mean to them. Filmed at Arcola Theatre / Hoxton Hall / the Albany.
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Learn more about Serendipity Out and About which takes contemporary theatre away from the formal stage into intimate heritage spaces: https://lnkd.in/dxRx7raG
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In our newest journal article, "The Intersection of Faith and Theatre in C.S. Lewis’ Works," we delve into how FPA uses theatre to deepen our engagement with Lewis' messages of faith. Read more here: https://bit.ly/4fISx3f
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Did You Know? Before its transformation into the Empire Arts Center, it was first called the New Grand. The New Grand stood as the first theatre in Grand Forks designed specifically for showing motion pictures. Currently, the Empire is the city's last surviving downtown movie house! For more information about the Empire Arts Center and our history, visit the link in our bio #gfiscooler #grandforks #greatergrandforks
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"Where would we end up if everyone could do whatever they wanted?" – But perhaps this is precisely the key – to self-awareness, further development and overcoming personal problems. In our new episode, we get to know Mohammad & Hussein Eliraqui and the ACT e.V. | Führe Regie über dein Leben theater group. Here, young people work together to develop plays based on the "veto principle" on topics that are hot on their minds. The rule of thumb here is that everyone can do (or not do) what they want – within a certain framework. This approach encourages personal responsibility and self-reflection on the part of the participants. The results are fascinating, sometimes provocative and sometimes moving. For this episode, we accompanied the group working on their new piece "A safe haven" („Zuflucht“). See for yourself. If you like to support meet THE GOOD ONES 👉🏻 https://lnkd.in/e4ag7FsF #VetoPrinzip #theatre #goodbringsgood You can always say NO! Mohammad Eliraqui and the "Veto principle" theater group. https://lnkd.in/e4iCQGqp
You can always say NO! Mohammad Eliraqui and the "Veto principle" theater group.
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Children and young people’s access to theatre and performance is central to the aims of ASSITEJ and the response to this question is vital to identify where children currently have no access. Join the collective exploration of the topic and hear about the first findings from Dr. Lanora Callahan and Dr. Kai Roland Green. Register to join: https://buff.ly/4il0PA1
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Trust the process. Mastery is not gained overnight. Believe in yourself. You are the most important character in the theatre of your dreams. The world is your audience. Now, shine on stage. Your Partner in progress, Joyce Daniels Queen of Talk Invade the JD Universe, here: https://lnkd.in/e3kvTziE #TBT #ShineOnStage #ThrowbackThursday #PublicSpeakingCoach #PresentationSkillsCoach
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I could talk underwater about the importance of the youth arts sector; its vibrant legacy made up of highly-skilled arts workers dedicated to collaborating alongside young people. Youth arts companies are the foundation of our arts community, holding the wellbeing of young people at its core, and committed to developing emerging artists as our future creative leaders. Everyday I see first hand the positive effects an engagement with theatre has on young people, the contributions we make to our arts sector, and the social impact on our wider community. Despite the significant benefits youth arts creates, there is entrenched disparity in arts funding and support, causing youth companies like ours to be deprioritised, and the artistic quality of our work overlooked. The fact we survive is a testament to our collective passion, resilience and resourcefulness. But things need to change if we are to be sustainable, and thrive.
AN IMPORTANT UPDATE In response to ongoing challenges with arts funding, rising costs, and reduced spending, Canberra Youth Theatre has been forced to evaluate the sustainability of our activities. We have had to make some difficult decisions for our 52-year-old theatre company, which means 2025 is going to look different for Canberra Youth Theatre. You can read the full statement, and overview of changes via 🔗 below. https://lnkd.in/gTSDkKYX
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OEs, our latest 1590 newsletter is on its way to your inbox! This July edition is themed on school plays and theatre at QEH. We cannot wait for you to read so many fantastic memories that OEs have contributed to this. It’s a bumper edition so you might need a cuppa tea at the ready! Happy reading! #stayconnected #lifelongbonds #qehalumni #oldelizabethans #1590 #1590newsletter
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