You can choose
from dance, drama, photography, carnival costume making, singing and percussion
all with an African or Caribbean theme. Your workshops will be lead by
experienced, professional artists.
All workshop
participants will be invited, if they wish, to participate alongside our
professional cast in Emancipation Acts. If they simply wish to be part of the
workshops, they are welcome to do that.
Emancipation Acts
is a series of site specific performances in Glasgow’s Merchant City bringing
to life the story of the city’s role in Caribbean slavery using
drama, dance and music.
We are particularly looking for people from an
African or Caribbean background. However, ALL nationalities are welcome and our
aim is to bring people together so non African & Caribbean participants are
also essential.
Time Commitment
If you are a
workshop participant your time commitment is 12 hours between mid June and the end of July. That equates to 6 workshops of 2 hours on average.
If you are
participating in the professional performances you must be available for
rehearsals at various times from 19 July until the dress rehearsal on 29th
July and performances on 30th, 31st July and 1st
August. You will be told what that rehearsal schedule is in week 2 of your workshop and YOU decide if you want to join the performance. If you don't, you will simply continue with your weekly workshops.
How we can help?
If you are on a
low income we can help with the cost of public transport to get to and from
workshops and rehearsals. Childcare will also be provided at each workshop for
those who need it. You need to let us know in advance that you require childcare.
Interested?
Get in touch if
you are interested in taking part in this exciting set of workshops. For more
information, please contact Anne McLaughlin on anne@emancipationacts.com or call 07729 858 157.
Emancipation Acts
will be written and directed by Alan McKendrick.
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