The Scottish Qualifications Authority and Scottish Business in the Community’s inspirational new competition asks young people to develop a piece of creative work that clearly shows their vision of our future – Scotland 2050. Ideas can be developed in four broad categories:
Education and Training
Leisure, Life and Style
Transport and Travel
Work and Careers.
All entrants have to do to enter is develop a scientific project or piece of creative work that shows their vision for Scotland 2050.
The Scottish Qualifications Authority and the Scottish Football Association have joined forces once again to promote their annual anti-racism competition, Show Racism the Red Card. Pupils and students across Scotland are asked to produce a creative piece of work that promotes messages of anti-racism or anti-sectarianism. The concept is simple, come up with a piece of creative work that gets across loud and clear the message that racism and sectarianism are not welcome in Scotland. The competition has been running since 2003 and thousands of pupils from all over Scotland have entered the competition. The competition culminates with a prize giving ceremony at Hampden Park with celebrities from the football world on hand to meet the winners.
Stellar Quines is venturing into the world of live streaming. We are live streaming our Rehearsal Room 17 on Thursday 26 January 2012 which will take place at the Traverse. The List by Jennifer Tremblay will be rehearsed during the day by directors Muriel Romanes and Emma Faulkner and actress Maureen Beattie, then given a rehearsed reading in the evening followed by a discussion in Traverse Two.
The sections being live streamed are two hours of the rehearsal in the afternoon, 2pm – 4pm, and the evening performance and discussion which will start at 7.30pm and end by 9pm. There will be an attached moderated chat room, linked twitter etc and you can view it all through the website for our next show ANA which is www.stellarquines.com/ana Hope to see you there either in person or online.
Join us for an exclusive Glow Meet with Candice Edmunds and Jamie Harrison, the Artistic Directors of Glasgow-based theatre company Vox Motus, who are behind the Lyceum’s show The Infamous Brothers Davenport.
Hear about the show and their directing process. The Meet will also be recorded so you can watch with your class, or encourage them to do so on their own, at a later date!
Join us for an exclusive Glow Meet with Candice Edmunds and Jamie Harrison, the Artistic Directors of Glasgow-based theatre company Vox Motus, who are behind the Lyceum’s show The Infamous Brothers Davenport.
Hear about the show and their directing process. The Meet will also be recorded so you can watch with your class, or encourage them to do so on their own, at a later date!
Join us for an exclusive Glow Meet with Candice Edmunds and Jamie Harrison, the Artistic Directors of Glasgow-based theatre company Vox Motus, who are behind the Lyceum’s show The Infamous Brothers Davenport.
Hear about the show and their directing process. The Meet will also be recorded so you can watch with your class, or encourage them to do so on their own, at a later date!
The Arches presents experimental and risk taking performance by local and international artists, in addition to this we support the development of emergent Scottish artists . The Creative Learning Programme at The Arches develops bespoke Creative Learning activity in and out of the building. The premise for this activity is that we believe that all people have the capacity to be creative and we are interested in facilitating experiences that offer participants a creative opportunity to express their opinions about the world and ‘realize’ the artist within in them.
The 8½ Foundation, founded by Tilda Swinton and Mark Cousins, has celebrated sending their 2000th DVD to a Scottish child by releasing ‘Movie Magic in a Box’, a magical animation from award-winning director Alice Nelson. The 8½ Foundation received investment from Creative Scotland through the Inspiring Communities fund. For full details and to view the animation visit: http://tiny.cc/cx4n7
This Scottish Storytelling Centre competition is open from 9-13 January. Young people (aged 6-10 and 11-15) are invited to write a story about the biggest adventure they have ever had. The most action-packed and exciting story wins a Family Ticket to the Scottish Premiere of Swallows & Amazons at Festival Theatre Edinburgh on 31 January.
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