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Traverse Young Writers - Autumn 2021
The Traverse Theatre is passionate about supporting the NEW. New ideas, new conversations, new writers. Traverse Young Writers is aimed at 18-25 year olds who are looking to develop their writing skills in a fun, supportive group setting. The course offers the opportunity to be part of a creative network, where aspiring playwrights can discuss, debate and create great new work. Maybe you’ve never considered writing for theatre before.
An Evening With An Immigrant
Born to a Muslim father and a Christian mother in what is now considered by many to be Boko Haram territory, award-winning poet and playwright Inua Ellams left Nigeria for England in 1996 aged 12, moved to Ireland for three years, before returning to London and starting work as a writer and graphic designer. Part of this story was documented in his autobiographical Fringe First Award-winning play The 14th Tale, but much of it is untold.
MOVE
A mother hurls her newborn baby into the outstretched arms of a stranger. A grandmother remembers the ocean of her homeland. A woman runs towards the approaching boats shouting “this way!” Inspired by ancient keening rituals, MOVE is about migration, loss and communal healing. Weaving storytelling, choral soundscape and Gaelic song, five women portray the ebb and flow of people across the globe throughout the ages.
5 things to check in with yourself after a year of COVID
It’s been over 12 months since the world was flipped on its head. While we might say we’re OK, are we really? Naturopath Natalie McGrath has a few things you need to ask yourself about. Can you believe it’s been 12 months since Australia was first impacted by COVID-19? It is a year we will not forget. Our lives have been affected in so many ways and it looks like things won’t completely return to the ways we used to live, at least for a while yet.
The Bike Shed Theatre
Written by Natalie McGrath Script in hand reading. It’s 1998 and New Labour are in power. They’ve kicked off their heels and peace in Northern Ireland is a priority. The final negotiations for the Good Friday Agreement are coming to a close. In the middle of it all is Mo. “I sparkle, they frown. I jest, they jostle. This is the way it goes.” Previous development supported by Arts Council England South West, Bristol Ferment, Peggy Ramsay Foundation, The Bike Shed Theatre.
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