Arad Goch provides theatre-in-education projects, in both Welsh and English languages, primarily in Ceredigion, Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire. The company's aim is to develop and provide contemporary theatre which is relevant to the lives of children and young people. It is our intention that all our theatre-in-education projects offer aesthetic experiences that will enrich the youngsters understanding of themselves, their environment and society, both locally and from a world-wide perspective, whilst also facilitating the work of both teachers and pupils in the class-room. Our emphasis is always on the "theatre" aspect of theatre-in-education as we believe that powerful, meaningful theatre is a great learning aid. Our theatre-in-education package usually includes a Preview for Teachers, performances in individual schools, practical workshops and a Teacher Information Pack. Arad Goch very much appreciates the co-operation and support of teachers and education officers and the constructive response of both teachers and pupils. During the 2004/05 academic year we performed three shows for primary schools - "Caneri Gwylan a Brân", "Anrheg" a'r "Ysbryd/The Spirit" and two shows for secondary school pupils - "Llyfrau'n Taro 10" and "Crash".
Founded by Jennifer Sutherland and Louise Callow , Scamp Theatre are award-winning producers in the UK, London, New York, Edinburgh Festival and abroad. Scamp Theatre produce original work and also offer outstanding general management services to artists and companies. Scamp Theatre touring and London productions 2003-2007 include: Private Peaceful (co-production with Bristol Old Vic) - extensive UK tour Sept - Dec 2005 (supported by Arts Council England East) and again in October-November 2007. West End run in March 2006 and again in September 2007 at Trafalgar Studios, Whitehall. New York run 59E59 Theaters May - Jun 2006.
http://www.londonbubble.org.uk
London Bubble has a passion for theatre making and a strong belief that theatre creates connections. We run a number of resident youth theatre groups from our base in Rotherhithe, open to ages from 5 upwards. These weekly sessions give the opportunity for a wide range of people to make theatre together, assisted by experienced theatre practitioners and other specialists. If you would like to join any of our groups there is no audition process , we just need you to be enthusiastic and committed. The groups explore a wide variety of theatre and storytelling techniques, as well as movement, voice work and improvisation. Occasionally we use scripts, sometimes we devise and retell our own stories , so whatever your interest, there's something to suit everyone. The terms roughly follow the school model, with an autumn term beginning in September and the spring term commencing in January. Whether you've never performed before and want to develop your skills, or whether you're looking to build on existing experience , London Bubble offers a friendly environment in which individual and collective creativity can flourish.
http://www.croftproductions.com
Croft Productions is a theatre production company specialising in issue plays, classic adaptations, murder mysteries and original work. The company produces work in theatres throughout London and the south as well as performances in non-theatre spaces including schools and community venues. The company specialises in working with non-theatre audiences in non-theatre spaces. This is being displayed because your browser is unable to handle javascript. To view the main site please click here!
http://www.bordercrossings.org.uk
Border Crossings, an intercultural theatre company based in London, focuses its work on the exploration of cultural interaction. Founded in 1995, it has always been a company that actively encourages processes of transition and translation in theatre and performance. The company has a variety of working strategies, including commissioning playwrights to develop play texts and developing work through the collaboration of artists from different cultures. The principle that unites all of the working methods of Border Crossings is the belief that some level of collaboration is always necessary. Such a commitment to collaboration facilitates theatrical productions that dynamically embody multiple perspectives and diverse voices. After receiving an Arts Council of England New Writing Award, Border Crossings, in association with the Hungarian Cultural Centre, commissioned Double Tongue for inclusion in the 2001 European Year of Languages festival. Written in English and Hungarian by Brian Woolland, a Lecturer in Theatre at the University of Reading, the piece was first presented at the Old Red Lion, a fringe theatre in London, on June 19, 2001. In autumn 2002, the production was revived, with some revisions to the script, for a tour in Hungary and the UK. The tour, also funded by the Arts Council of England and the Hungarian Ministry of Culture, was launched on September 17, 2002 at the Old Synagogue in Szeged, Hungary. Double Tongue was performed in English, Serbian and Hungarian by an international cast, which included Hungarian actress Krisztina Erdelyi, Serbo-Croat actor Serge Soric, and English actors Ben Pitts, David Farnworth and Arnie Hewitt. It was directed by Michael Walling and designed by the Japanese artist Kimie Nakano. Set in Budapest and Szeged in spring 1999, the time of the conflict in Kosovo, the dramatic action of Double Tongue unfolds within a very charged political context. Important political developments were taking place in the Balkans at this time. On March 12 of that year Hungary joined NATO. Roughly two weeks after Hungarian accession, NATO launched its bombing campaign on Kosovo. The ethnic Albanian guerillas of the KLA called for NATO to send in ground forces in order to protect Albanians and expel the Serbs. The Hungarian Republic answered affirmatively to a request by NATO to allow military aircraft to fly through its airspace and take off and land on its territory.
The company produces and tours plays by world authors in their original language. The style is physical, visual and accessible to all. Théâtre Sans Frontières creates a rich and diverse theatre which explores and celebrates cultural exchange. Théâtre Sans Frontières is renowned for its vibrant and visually-driven productions. The performances are enhanced by mime, mask, puppetry, clowning, dance and live music. Théâtre Sans Frontières is based in Tynedale, Northumberland. Since 1991 the Company has produced over 27 shows in English, French, German and Spanish and toured extensively to theatres, arts centres, schools and colleges throughout England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, Tunisia and most recently China. Théâtre Sans Frontières performers and directors have trained with international masters Philippe Gaulier and Monika Pagneux. They have worked with the Royal National Theatre, Compass Theatre Ltd, Northern Stage, Theatre Repere, Canada, Robert Lepage, John Wright, Marcello Magni, Pete Brooks, Joff Chafer and Angela de Castro amongst others. The company collaborates regularly with performers, directors and choreographers from around the world to create a universal theatre of excellence.
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