Meintest du essen?
Infomation on current artists-led project managed by Imaginate
my mental health as it lets my imagination flow and distracts me from everything else
Emily Nicholl reflects on a year of Jerwood Fellowship looking at performances for children with additional support needs, and her thinking around our relationships to landscape. Part 2 of 2.
But who are the traditional theatre rules for, who do they serve, what else can be
Sarah Louise Kristiansen took part in the (over)protection Lab in 2017 as part of PUSH. Read here for her thoughts about this new online world from the perspective of a choreographer.
My colleague said it well: “I just don’t want to be responsible for someone else
Jen McGregor writes about guilt, self-doubt and inequalities, and the way we question our right to be an artist and take up opportunities.
Maybe someone else was, and maybe they wouldn’t be because I had taken their place
Emily Nicholl reflects on a year of Jerwood Fellowship looking at performances for children with additional support needs, and her thinking around our relationships to landscape. Part 2 of 2.
But who are the traditional theatre rules for, who do they serve, what else can be
Read more about Brunstane Primary School Artists Residency – Year 3
be that writer, storyteller, actor, researcher, musician, producer or something else
Infomation on current artists-led project managed by Imaginate
be that writer, storyteller, actor, researcher, musician, producer or something else
Oliver Emanuel is one of Imaginate’s 2019/20 Accelerator artists, with funding and time to research and develop a new piece of writing for young audiences called I Am Tiger. This is his first blog post, reflections on his research into how to talk to children about death.
We explored whirlpools, forests and Tonkin’s model of grief (someone else described
Sarah Louise Kristiansen took part in the (over)protection Lab in 2017 as part of PUSH. Read here for her thoughts about this new online world from the perspective of a choreographer.
My colleague said it well: “I just don’t want to be responsible for someone else
Meet Jenny, one of the Children’s Festival’s volunteers
to create that safe space and understand that we aren’t any different to anyone else
