Voices of Warringah is an innovative theatre project nurturing the experiences and sharing the stories of young people from Warringah. Led by theatre director and NIDA Lecturer in Acting Kristine Landon-Smith and renowned composer and writer Felix Cross, the project will fuse verbatim stories, scenes and characters devised by young people and inspired by real life events and experiences.
Glen Street Theatre and NIDA are looking for enthusiastic and reliable Year 7–9 students who are interested in drama to create this unique performance. The project will be devised from their stories and experiences and will use each and every language and cultural heritage from the performing ensemble.
Students are encouraged to audition through fun workshops, which will be held on Saturday 3 May and Saturday 10 May. The workshops will include theatre games, improvisations and story telling techniques.
Twenty students will then be selected to commit to creating this exciting work together over a period of six months. Rehearsals will take place every second Saturday afternoon from May to October and the devised performance will be presented at Glen Street Theatre on Saturday 24 and Sunday 25 October.
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It is definitely a whole lot of fun when a group of people who share the same interest come together to bond over a common activity. Over at our self storage, we highly encourage our staff to participate in such a bonding pastime to at least get their minds off of work for a bit. They do not need to go far as there is enough space for activities to be done.
Sydney being a multi-cultural city opens doors for enthusiasts of varying demographics to come forward and participate in an area which they are passionate about. People from different walks of life get together to contribute their talent and skills for everyone to enjoy and learn from.
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