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Thursday, 29 July 2010
Ham House - ThickSkin Theatre
Monday 12 July
19:00 meeting Plume
20:00. Leave for Bea's
Tuesday 13 July
09:30 Connor train Godalming Railway Stn to Clapham Junction to Richmond Railway Stn
11:00 Connor picked up by Laura and Neil
12:00-18:00 Rehearsals Ham House
16:30 Carlie meeting Laura at Ham House
18:00 Carlie taking Connor home
Wednesday 14 July
09:30 Connor train Godalming Railway Stn to Clapham Junction to Richmond Railway Stn
11:00 Connor picked up by Laura and Neil
12:00-18:00 Rehearsals Ham House
19:00 Connor Richmond Station to Clapham Junction to Godalming Railway Stn
Thursday 15 July
09:30 Connor train Godalming Railway Stn to Clapham Junction to Richmond Railway Stn
11:00 Connor picked up by Laura and Neil
12:00-18:00 Rehearsals Ham House
19:00 Connor Richmond Station to Clapham Junction to Godalming Railway Stn
Friday 16 July
09:30 Connor train Godalming Railway Stn to Clapham Junction to Richmond Railway Stn
11:00 Connor picked up by Laura and Neil
12:00-18:00 Rehearsals Ham House
19:00 Connor Richmond Station to Clapham Junction to Godalming Railway Stn
Saturday 17 July
Sunday 18 July
Performances at Ham House
Home
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Wednesday, 28 July 2010
Laurence Olivier Bursary
The Laurence Olivier Bursary was established by the Society of London Theatre in 1987 to commemorate Lord Olivier’s 80th Birthday.
The Bursary aims to help students at the end of their second year who have potential talent, but are facing financial difficulties in completing their studies. The demands of third year course work make part-time jobs almost impossible and it is at this stage that students who have managed to finance two-thirds of their course are in particular need of financial help.
Each summer the Society invites the principals of the drama schools with three year drama courses accredited by the National Council for Drama Training to submit two nominations for the Bursary. The nominees should be reaching the end of their second year and fulfil the dual criteria of financial need and potential talent. About 40 students are entered each June and audition before a panel of Society members. The candidates are also interviewed by the judging panel.
The Society gives four bursaries worth £7,500 each and a number of other organisations give their own bursaries in conjunction with the Society’s scheme:
The Behrens Bursary - introduced in 1999 by the E M Behrens Charitable Trust: one bursary of £5,000 and a further sum of £4,800 to be allocated at the judges’ discretion.
The Price Hazeldine Bursary - £1,800 given each year.
The Personal Managers Association Bursary - £1,800 given in alternate years.
The Mary Selway Bursary - £2,000 given in alternate years.
Previous Bursary beneficiaries include Michael Sheen, Ewan McGregor and Paterson Joseph.
Tuesday, 27 July 2010
Saturday, 24 July 2010
Dynamic Stretches and Stretching Routine
Carlie Mayes Sent from my iPod
Tuesday, 20 July 2010
Rambert Dance Company
College work up todate.
Cycling going well - training re-started.
Watch out for photos from ThickSkin Theatre Company's Ham House production!
Saturday, 17 July 2010
Fwd: ThickSkin's Blackout at the Underbelly, Edinburgh
Dear Friends,
ThickSkin is thrilled to announce the details of its debut production, Blackout by Davey Anderson. Flyer attached.
Blackout is a 45 minute smack in the face inspired by the stories of a young offender from Glasgow. Directed by Neil Bettles (Creative Associate, Frantic Assembly), Blackout will showcase a cast of emerging Scottish talent and promises to be a must see for this year's Fringe. ThickSkin's Blackout brings this play to life with a mix of striking physicality and Anderson's hard-hitting text.
We hope you will be able to join us in Edinburgh.
Click here to book your tickets through the Underbelly. Or call 0844 545 8252.
Visit http://www.thickskintheatre.co.uk/ to find out more.
Best wishes,
Laura and Neil
Laura Sutton
Producer
07838 762 767
http://www.thickskintheatre.co.uk/
Thursday, 15 July 2010
Ham House awesome
Connor Mayes Sent from my iPod
Tuesday, 13 July 2010
ThickSkin Theatre - Ham House Richmond
First rehearsal went well - Neil Bettles and Laura Sutton choreographing.
Ham House a National Trust property fabulous. Gardens great.
Rehearsals from 12noon till 6pm. Not too hot for jumping about. Worked on sequence on steps as well as benches. Girls concentrated on their "flirty" footwork in the grass squares in front of the house.
Coming together slowly.
Props and extra clothing being sourced by Kate.
More tomorrow. Connor from my iPod.