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Half Term Happiness Storytelling Workshop

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Half Term Happiness Storytelling Workshop

Time: February 17, 2012 from 10:30am to 12:30pm
Location: St Marks Community Centre
Street: 218 Tollgate Road
City/Town: London
Phone: 07950383233 / 02074741687
Event Type: family, event
Organized By: Scribble Ink and St Marks Community Centre
Latest Activity: Jan 24

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Join us for our first interactive storytelling workshop inspired by Aesop's Fable, 'The Hare And The Tortoise.' Please note, this is a family event. All children are welcome but any child under 12 must be accompanied by an adult. The event will also be filmed and photographed. 

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On encouraging young audiences (or their parents) to take risks

http://www.itstheforest.comWhy should parents bring their children to see something like my company's dance piece 'The Forest'?When it’s half term and I scan the pages of the ‘what’s on for children’ sections of magazines I want to know that the experiences I choose for my children will be, to be honest, worth the effort, that they will enjoy it, that they will be enriched in some way, in any way, by what they’ve seen.I want to take them…See More
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Naomi Cortes replied to Naomi Cortes's discussion 'Engaging younger audiences'
The age ranges I am thinking of is between 3 and 7 years.I find there is so much variation between the ages and abilities, I am interested in what factors decide how big or small we can go with our work.
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David Harradine replied to Naomi Cortes's discussion 'Engaging younger audiences'
Hi Naomi - what do you mean when you say "younger audiences"?  I think the actual age range for a project has a significant influence on these decisions around scale...
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Engaging younger audiences

 Hello to all,As I continue to write I find there are two opposing ideas for creating theatre which engages younger audiences. The first, is to create small intimate pieces of work and the other is to create large epic pieces. Do creatives have a preference or a belief that one is more engaging than the other? See More
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Engaging younger audiences

 Hello to all,As I continue to write I find there are two opposing ideas for creating theatre which engages younger audiences. The first, is to create small intimate pieces of work and the other is to create large epic pieces. Do creatives have a preference or a belief that one is more engaging than the other? See More
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