A 10 week drama workshop series including skills development in voice, movement, improvisation and character work. Participants must be able to commit to the full ten weeks.
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Are you an artist, arts tutor, arts administrator, community worker running an arts program or setting up a community event? Come and participate in this free practical workshop to increase your awareness about disability in a social context, barriers to participation for people with disability and developing practical strategies to use in your work context. The workshop will be facilitated by Accessible Arts and is being financially supported by Bankstown City Council. Morning Tea will be provided for everyone that comes along. The workshop will be free of charge but registrations necessary. Limited places only. To register, please call The Apprenticeship Training Program is a unique partnership between Accessible Arts & Julius Media, a college specialising in Entertainment Technical Training, and is the only one of its kind in Australia. Ten participants who identified as having a disability will undergo a 30 week training course at Parramatta Riverside Theatre on how to operate lighting & sound equipment for theatre and events. Upon completion of the course participants will receive a Certificate II in Live Production, Theatre and Events. The long term aim of the program is for graduates to gain further work experience, as well as employment opportunities Discover the Art of Shadow Puppetry and learn how to make, move and tell a story using a shadow puppets in these hands on practical workshops. Develop your skills over 10 weeks to create a short piece of theatre to perform on the Q Stage. And inbuilt literacy component in the workshop series will allow participants the opportunity to increase their literacy levels in a fun and creative way. WHERE: Joan Sutherland Performing Arts Centre, 597 High St Penrith. WHEN: Wednesdays commencing 23 July – 24 September 2008 (10 weeks) TIME: 10:00am – 1:00pm WHO: 16yrs and over. Workshops Come make a song using the Special Access Kit! Under the guidance of musician, Mark Shepherd, you can make a song using the Soundhouse Special Access Kit™. This is a unique system designed to enable people with disabilities & impairments access the wonderful world of music creation and performance! WHERE: Blacktown Arts Centre, 72 Flushcombe rd Blacktown WHEN: Wednesdays commencing July 23rd- September 24th 2008 (10 weeks) TIME: 10:30-12:30 COST: $100 for 10 weeks. Payment in full needs to be made before July 9th. To book please contact Dayna on Ph 9839 6385. If you wish to discuss payment An exciting series of 10 workshops for people with mild to moderate intellectual and physical disabilities. WHERE: Hawkesbury Regional Gallery, 1st floor Deerubbin Centre, 300 George St Windsor (vehicle entry via Christie St) WHEN: Tuesdays commencing July 29th – September 30th 2008 (10 weeks) TIME: 10-12 noon COST: $100 for 10 weeks. Payment in full needs to be made by July 22nd. If you wish to discuss payment options please contact reception on Ph 4560 4441 CONTACT: Ph 4560 4441 to enrol by Monday July 14th. Access Information: There is a ramp from the Christie Street entrance and a The Access All Art Community Art Exhibition is open to all community and professional artists living with a disability or living with or recovering from a mental health disorder who currently reside in the Blue Mountains City Council region. A call for artists to exhibit their work is now open. Emerging, professional and first time artists are all encouraged to apply. Access All Art is being coordinated by Blue Mountains City Council under the umbrella of ArtSpace 2008 in partnership with Katoomba Neighbourhood Centre. 2008 Application Form and Guidelines can be downloaded from the Blue Mountains City Council website. Accessible Arts Western Sydney is looking for a casual tutor to run weekly workshops at either Blacktown Arts Centre or Hawkesbury Regional Gallery from July- September, 2008. The suitable tutor would have skills in one of the performing arts e.g. music making, movement, dance, performance, theatre making and either experience or the willingness to work with people with a disability. Tutors local to Blacktown and the Hawkesbury area are strongly encouraged to get in contact. For more information or to express an interest contact Alison Richardson on ph 02 9251 6499 (ext 5) or arichardson@aarts.net.au by Wednesday 11th June |
Ana writes about her experience as a member of the First Flight Crew. Ana Nguyen is a singer, songwriter, rapper, performer, political activist and a member of the First Flight Crew. As a solo artist Ana has developed her own brand of live hip hop. She recently released her debut single Economy Sick which is available on iTunes, and is currently working on her debut album.  |
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