Bursaries available for places at Dartmoor Arts 2010 summer school. Courses on offer this year include documentary photography, spatial structures, digital photography, painting, drawing, storytelling, iron casting, stone carving and earth art.
To apply for a bursary visit our website www.dartmoorarts.com or contact admin@dartmoorarts.com, 01647 281295. Early bookings are advised as places are limited.
Showing posts with label Storytelling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Storytelling. Show all posts
Tuesday, 18 May 2010
Wednesday, 12 May 2010
News from Chloë of the Midnight Storytellers
Sunday 13 June Broadway Arts Festival (Worcestershire)
'Outrageous Women: Harlots, Hags & Heroines' Café Cabaret show
6pm (1 hour) Lifford Memorial Hall
The Festival's theme in 2010 is the Edwardian artist John Singer Sargent, who was closely connected with Broadway.
Inspired by Sargent's sometimes provocative portraits of society ladies, Chloë has devised a one-off festival show. From wise women of East and West to eyelash-flutterers around the world, these are sumptuous tales of womankind in all her moods.
Contains adult references. Not suitable for under 12s
Ticket £9 (concession £7) Box Office 01242 691190 General enquiries 0845 190 540
PLEASE NOTE SPECIAL PRICE DETAILS ON WEBSITE
www.broadwayartsfestival.co.uk
Tuesday 15 June Broadway Arts Festival
'A Word In Your Eye: Stories to Start Art': workshop for artists
10am - 1pm Lifford Memorial Hall
A session of experimental creativity + laughter. Chloë tells vivid stories - then you are invited to interpret the images in your own way. Please bring your preferred sketching materials. This session is for adults and is suitable for beginners to professionals. You’ll be working at speed and should expect to take away several starts of fresh ideas, without necessarily developing a piece to completion. (Tea/coffee making supplies provided)
Ticket £6 Box Office (Everyman Theatre) 01242 691190
PLEASE NOTE SPECIAL DEALS VIA WEBSITE
www.broadwayartsfestival.co.uk
Tuesday 15 June Broadway Arts Festival
'Family Storytelling to Start Art' workshop
4pm - 6pm Lifford Memorial Hall
Your mission, as a family working together, is to draw + paint the lively tales that Chloë tells.
For age 6+, family groups and young people. All under 11s must be accompanied. Some art materials will be provided (tbc) but please bring your own, too.
Ticket £12 for a group of 4
£4 per extra child OR unaccompanied young person 11+
Box Office 01242 691190 General enquiries 0845 190 540
www.broadwayartsfestival.co.uk
'Outrageous Women: Harlots, Hags & Heroines' Café Cabaret show
6pm (1 hour) Lifford Memorial Hall
The Festival's theme in 2010 is the Edwardian artist John Singer Sargent, who was closely connected with Broadway.
Inspired by Sargent's sometimes provocative portraits of society ladies, Chloë has devised a one-off festival show. From wise women of East and West to eyelash-flutterers around the world, these are sumptuous tales of womankind in all her moods.
Contains adult references. Not suitable for under 12s
Ticket £9 (concession £7) Box Office 01242 691190 General enquiries 0845 190 540
PLEASE NOTE SPECIAL PRICE DETAILS ON WEBSITE
www.broadwayartsfestival.co.uk
Tuesday 15 June Broadway Arts Festival
'A Word In Your Eye: Stories to Start Art': workshop for artists
10am - 1pm Lifford Memorial Hall
A session of experimental creativity + laughter. Chloë tells vivid stories - then you are invited to interpret the images in your own way. Please bring your preferred sketching materials. This session is for adults and is suitable for beginners to professionals. You’ll be working at speed and should expect to take away several starts of fresh ideas, without necessarily developing a piece to completion. (Tea/coffee making supplies provided)
Ticket £6 Box Office (Everyman Theatre) 01242 691190
PLEASE NOTE SPECIAL DEALS VIA WEBSITE
www.broadwayartsfestival.co.uk
Tuesday 15 June Broadway Arts Festival
'Family Storytelling to Start Art' workshop
4pm - 6pm Lifford Memorial Hall
Your mission, as a family working together, is to draw + paint the lively tales that Chloë tells.
For age 6+, family groups and young people. All under 11s must be accompanied. Some art materials will be provided (tbc) but please bring your own, too.
Ticket £12 for a group of 4
£4 per extra child OR unaccompanied young person 11+
Box Office 01242 691190 General enquiries 0845 190 540
www.broadwayartsfestival.co.uk
Monday, 15 March 2010
World Storytelling Day 20 March 2010
World Storytelling Day is a global celebration of the art of oral storytelling. It is celebrated every year on the spring equinox in the northern hemisphere, the first day of autumn equinox in the southern. On World Storytelling Day, as many people as possible tell and listen to stories in as many languages and at as many places as possible, during the same day and night. Participants tell each other about their events in order to share stories and inspiration, to learn from each other and create international contacts.
How do you host an event?
Easy! Your local storytelling group, festival, committee, or even an individual storyteller, can simply plan an event for 20 March, and promote it as part of World Storytelling Day. The theme for 2010 is ‘Light and Shadow’. Dream big, and let everyone know about your plans!
For more information, visit http://worldstorytellingday.webs.com.
How do you host an event?
Easy! Your local storytelling group, festival, committee, or even an individual storyteller, can simply plan an event for 20 March, and promote it as part of World Storytelling Day. The theme for 2010 is ‘Light and Shadow’. Dream big, and let everyone know about your plans!
For more information, visit http://worldstorytellingday.webs.com.
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