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Tony Reekie is attending Dorcas Pye's event
Takeoff 2010, Festival of Theatre for Children & Young People at Darlington Arts Centre
November 11, 2010 to November 12, 2010
TAKEOFF FESTIVAL is the annual sector-development festival for those working in the field of theatre for young audiences. We invite a range of companies from the UK and abroad to present their work and provide a forum for debate and comparison to raise awareness of the achievement and potential of our field amongst funders, producers and promoters.Takeoff is an important part of Theatre Hullabaloo's offer as a member of the European Small Size network. Each year we work with our colleagues from…See More
Nina Hajiyianni commented on Tony Reekie's blog post A thank you from Imaginate"I'm sorry I missed it this year. Always world class"
Philip Hardy commented on Tony Reekie's blog post A thank you from Imaginate"Hi Tony. Thank you for a great event - I thoroughly enjoyed it (although I was one of the unlucky few that was hit with Ash!). And thanks to the whole team for their assistance and fun. Well done all.
Philip"
Tony Reekie posted a blog postA thank you from Imaginate
I just wanted to thank everyone who attended the Bank of Scotland Imaginate Festival this year. It seemed to go well; the shows were enjoyed, not enjoyed and argued over though personally I loved them all. And the delegates and companies came together to make for a really exciting exciting and relaxed social event. The weather was fine and the volcano only slightly buggered us up and the start and finish. Looking forward to welcoming old and new friends back again next year.TonySee More
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A thank you from Imaginate
I just wanted to thank everyone who attended the Bank of Scotland Imaginate Festival this year. It seemed to go well; the shows were enjoyed, not enjoyed and argued over though personally I loved them all. And the delegates and companies came together to make for a really exciting exciting and relaxed social event. The weather was fine and the volcano only slightly buggered us up and the start and finish. Looking forward to welcoming old and new friends back again next…
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- At 23:28 on March 10, 2010,
Andy Manley said… - oh how i wish i had a german sausage close to hand
see you soon
x
- At 11:00 on March 9, 2010, Tony Reekie said…
- Me too. Is it a time of life thing? t x
- At 17:59 on March 8, 2010,
Tony Graham said… - I need all the friends I can get
tg x
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