my rambles through tunes at the laugharne weekend festival on sunday. starting at brown’s hotel at 11am. a walk & tunes & songs & stories & lies…
You are invited!
…to a unique storytelling performance of Homer’s Odyssey, told by 24 experienced and international storytellers, on the weekend of April 26th. You will stay in quality shared accommodation (threes, fours, fives) in the beautiful mid-Wales countryside, and hear a truly epic telling of The Odyssey (in little chunks with plenty of breaks). Costs are kept to a minimum, food is prepared by ourselves, and places for listeners are offered on a first come first served basis. There will be opportunities to enjoy the location and scenery, and much merry-making. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Come!More info at: http://www.sfs.org.uk/events/odyssey-epic-weekendEmail Christine to book, on cooper.christine@gmail.com
rambles through tunes
is the name of my new project, for which i am now taking bookings. please email me here. click the link to read julie murphy and kate pawsey describe what may happen…
rambles through tunes
is the name of my new project, for which i am now taking bookings. please email me here. click the link to read julie murphy and kate pawsey describe what may happen…
Small World Theatre presents ‘Lament’ a brilliant and haunting moving image piece by artist filmmaker Sean Vicary, with music by Ceri Rhys Matthews and others…
‘Lament’ interweaves animation, poetry and music to explore a personal narrative and examine ideas of loss, longing and belonging in the Welsh border landscape.
A film by: Sean Vicary
Musical co-ordinator: Ceri Rhys Matthews
Technical assistant: Steve Knight
Musicians: Ceri Rhys Matthews, Ceri Jones, Christine Cooper
Spoken word: Beverley Evans
An exclusive event on Friday 24 February, 8pm at Small World Theatre includes the artist and renowned musicians, Ceri Rhys Matthews, Christine Cooper and Ceri Jones in an innovative performance with live projection and improvised music. At the end of this performance there will be an opportunity to explore the ideas and making of the work in a discussion chaired by cultural activist Osi Rhys Osmond.
This unique evening is also supported by the Arts Council of Wales Night Out scheme and continues with an intimate acoustic concert where the musicians will further develop the themes.
Tickets are being sold via our ‘what’s on’ website whatevertheweatherwales.co.uk and by calling us on 01239 615 952.
‘Lament’ is running at Oriel Davies: 11 February - 18 April 2012, orieldavies.com. There is site-specific smart phone content to this exhibition which can be accessed via the QR code appearing in Small World Theatre’s brochure and allows the viewer to experience some of the animated objects in ‘Lament’ while walking in the Welsh border landscape.
