Tag: Theatre

The Globe Theatre

Watch Shakespeare at The Globe Theatre. Here are a list of upcoming assisted performances:

Love’s Labour’s Lost
Passion, power, and poetry collide as four women arrive in Navarre on a diplomatic mission, testing the devotion of the King and his lords whose vows are undone by love, desire, and wit.

Signed Performance – Thursday 3rd September, 7:30 PM
Captioned Performance – Saturday 5th September, 7:30 PM
Audio Described Performance – Sunday 6th September, 1:00 PM

Much Ado About Nothing
The war is over, but the battle for love is just beginning – especially for Beatrice and Benedick.

Relaxed Performances – Wednesday 2nd September, 7:30 PM

Wheelchair access in The Globe
There are 2 positions available in The Globe: A platform in the Yard and the Boxes in the Middle Gallery.
The wheelchair platform in the yard is 1200 mm by 1200 mm in size.

Tickets: £5 – £88

Accessible loos, assistance dogs permitted, quiet space and induction loop is available.



Musical Memories

Musical Memories is an interactive immersive musical show exploring the relationship of two friends from their childhood to older age.

It includes drama, dance and music as well as film and familiar artefacts to stimulate the senses and provoke reminiscence and joy.

Contact Annie to find out the full details and to book your free space. 077657 14384 or email info@jazannearts.co.uk

Shows on:
Wed 29th July
EN1
Show: 2pm

Thurs 30th July
London E16
Shows 10.30am and 2pm

Monday 3rd August
London E7
Show 2.00pm tbc

Tuesday 4th August
IG1
Show 1pm

Wednesday 5th August
London E15
Show 2.00pm

Thursday 6th August
London N13
Show: 2.30pm tbc



Stand Up! Speak Out!

This term, Writers Room, Big Noise Choir and Youth Forum have all been creating work inspired by the Joyce Butler Exhibition at Bruce Castle Museum. Writers Room have been working in-depth all term to look at items from the Joyce Butler archive and write a variety of responses, such as poetry and letters to our local politicians.

Join us for this special performance where Writers Room will be performing excerpts of their work alongside Big Noise Choir who have been looking at protest songs and have written a brand-new protest song for today inspired by the Co-operative Party Songbook in the archive.

Delighted to have been working alongside Chlo and team from Bruce Castle Museum, Mansfield College University of Oxford, Arts & Humanities Research Council and Haringey Council.

RSVP via the Google Doc link for your free tickets.



Jammin’ – SOLD OUT

​​It is said that life is journey.
​​Well, if so, lock your car door and buckle yourself in because …

​​There are over eight billion people on earth
All with journeys to make and take
Every second of every day, a new journey begins…

Devised and performed by DDM. DDM is Face Front’s performing arts group for young people to begin to experience Drama, Dance and Music. Young people attend for between 18 – 24 months and then they are encouraged to move on to integrated or mainstream arts activities.

Spaces are now all filled up. No tickets available.



Hopes – A film by Ghyama Arts

For this project Ghyama Arts worked in collaboration with practitioners from Half Moon Young People’s Theatre. Their goal was to create a performance for the Tower Hamlets Season of Bangla Drama focusing on their hopes. This performance was very personal for the participants as they spent a long time reflecting on themselves and their hopes. they developed their own acting and storytelling skills, thinking about exploring the ways they could use sensory elements in the performance.

Ghyama Arts (Awesome Arts!) provides high quality arts activities in theatre, film and circus to increase confidence and independence for disabled adults who attend the day service provision of The Bangladeshi Parents and Carers Association (BPCA) in Tower Hamlets and Newham.



Bollywood Film by Ghyama Arts

Over12 weeks Ghyama Arts participants worked closely with practitioners from Chocolate Films to create their very own Bollywood movie. All the music in this film was created by the participants along with choreographed dances. Everyone developed their characters, focusing on the different emotions they would feel and how they would show these emotions.

Ghyama Arts (Awesome Arts!) provides high quality arts activities in theatre, film and circus to increase confidence and independence for disabled adults who attend the day service provision of The Bangladeshi Parents and Carers Association (BPCA) in Tower Hamlets and Newham.



Finding Your Pathway: Adventures Around the World

Hackney Shed and Hoxton Hall are delivering an action-packed week in August!

Join professional directors, designers and musicians to create an original play performed live in the iconic Hoxton Hall!

Together, we’ll explore characters finding their path in the world, while also introducing participants to real pathways into the performing arts industry.

This project is especially focused on engaging young people with SEND and neurodivergent young people, but it’s open to anyone passionate about collaboration, creativity and performance.

If you’d like to find out more or get involved, please head to the website and complete the registration form.

You can register up until 18 August, but spaces are limited, so it’s best to book early!

KEY DETAILS:

Ages:  14-25yrs   

When: Tuesday 19th  Aug – Friday 22nd Aug 

Time: 11am – 5pm              

Where: Hoxton Hall, 130 Hoxton St, London N1 6SH



Quixote

Join Quixote, Sancho and a cast of merry misfits on an epic journey through the ages and allies of Enfield in the search of truth, drugs and chivalry…

Reheated, relocated and retold by InterACTion Theatre Group – this intergenerational community production draws inspiration from Miguel De Cervantes’ famous tale ‘Don Quixote’ which celebrates the lives of those we have lost, and reflects on our own legacies.

Thursday 24th July at 2pm and 7pm @ Dugdale Arts Centre Enfield

This performance is now SOLD OUT, to join the waiting list for tickets please email hello@facefront.org with the time and number of tickets you would like to be put down for.



Quixote

Join Quixote, Sancho and a cast of merry misfits on an epic journey through the ages and allies of Enfield in the search of truth, drugs and chivalry…

Reheated, relocated and retold by InterACTion Theatre Group – this intergenerational community production draws inspiration from Miguel De Cervantes’ famous tale ‘Don Quixote’ which celebrates the lives of those we have lost, and reflects on our own legacies.

Thursday 17th July at 7pm @ Ponders End URC Church

 

Tickets for this performance are free. To book your free ticket please email hello@facefront.org with how many tickets you want to book.



The Legacy of Le’Gassy Manor

It’s summer in the village of Gassy End and for all the villagers this can only mean one thing – the annual Gassy End Summer Fete. This year however, there is to be an addition to the usual proceedings… The old ‘Le Gassy Manor’ house is to be auctioned! Although the house has stood empty for nearly 40 years, it has never ceased to be full of mystery. Devised & performed by Broken Silence.

Broken Silence is Face Front’s flagship community group of disabled adult participants.



   

PROJECT AND WEBSITE SUPPORTED BY

Arts Council EnglandFace Front Inclusive Theatre

 
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