A very pertinent exhibition for the Hah! Project! https://wellcomecollection.org/thisisavoice THIS IS A VOICE EXHIBITION 14 April 2016 – 31 July 2016 ‘THIS IS A VOICE’ looks inside vocal tracts, restless minds and speech devices to capture the elusive nature of the human voice. This exhibition explores how the unique grain of our voice locates us socially, geographically … Read More
Performers
Thank you for all the interest – I am no longer accepting CV’s for this. “Flibbertigibbet Theatre is embarking on a Research and Development phase for a new show for children aged 4+ and is looking for a playful, physical performer with devising experience, whose first language is not English. Hah! will be a theatrical adventure in language and sound … Read More
Logistics
Crossing t’s and dotting i’s and then stuff can get going! Very exciting times and it is only January!
Happy and creative 2016!!!
Very exciting times – Flibbertigibbet has been an award from the Arts Council to develop HAH! Adventures in Language and Sound! Will be keeping you up to date with our creative journey. Happy New Year. Cheers! Stevie x
Make ’em laugh – is humour universal?
This is a really interesting talk by a friend of mine Matthew Wilson. We trained together at the Maestro Antonio Fava’s “Funny School” in Italy. Touches on questions I am exploring for the Hah! project.
Brewing!
So, still plugging away at funding applications, whilst working and sharing childcare, who said making theatre was easy – this is before getting into the rehearsal room! Still available for workshops, do get in touch if your school / drama group are interested. Irons in the fire and am hoping that next year lots is going to happen with Flibbertigibbet! … Read More
Why song and dance are essential for children’s development
Really interesting article – let’s keep dancing and singing! http://www.britishcouncil.org/blog/why-song-and-dance-are-essential-children’s-development
Children’s Theatre http://www.ayoungertheatre.com
Feature: Purni Morell – “we have a tendency to think of children as people who are preparing to become adults” By Victoria Dyson on July 4, 2014 in On Theatre The Velveteen Rabbit at The Unicorn (c) Robert Day Victoria Dyson: The Unicorn was founded in 1947 as a touring theatre operating out the back of a van. What … Read More