Tag: Sentient City

The Place Based Theatre Club ‘The theatre club brought people from all different walks of life together. I seriously hope this project can continue as it has tremendous potential.’ In January 2017, funded by Bristol Ageing Better and in partnership with Redcliffe Care, St Mary Redcliffe’s outreach arm, we ran fortnightly, site-specific, theatre devising sessions inspired by… Continue reading St Mary Redcliffe Place Based Theatre Club evaluation

Prior to starting work with PECo theatre on the St Mary Redcliffe project we asked Tom to tell us a bit about himself, his work and what makes him tick, creatively speaking. Who are you and what form does your artistic practice take? I’m a human called Tom Price. My practice takes the form of light… Continue reading You and your work -Tom Price

Prior to starting work with PECo theatre on the St Mary Redcliffe Sentient City project we asked Miriam to share with us a bit about her, her work and what makes her tick, creatively speaking. Who are you and what form does your artistic practice take? I am a playwright and director originally from Manchester… Continue reading You and your work – Miriam Battye

Poppy Phelps is a visual artist, illustrator and street theatre maker from the Forest of Dean. Trained in Anthropology her artistic work experiments with visual ethnography, using visual and artistic processes to create engaging community research through illustrations, puppetry and performance. She makes carnival props, worked on The Psychedelic Kidnap Experience, initiated Utrecht clowning group,… Continue reading You and your work – Poppy Phelps

Midway musings on Place Based Theatre Club at Action for Blind People / RNIB, No 10 Stillhouse lane, Bedminster. The Place Based Theatre Club is being funded by Bristol Ageing Better and is in association with LinkAge older people’s charity. Our aim is to create an inspiring and accessible course of sessions exploring making a… Continue reading RNIB Place Based Theatre Club

Q. Who are you and what form does your artistic practice take? My name is Tom Newell and I’m an audio-visual digital artist, working under the moniker ‘Lumen‘. My work focusses on visualising music for live performers, stage productions and installations. Q. Why and how did you start this sort of work? I grew up a… Continue reading You and Your Work – Tom Newell

The artists were asked to explore the Coroners’ Court in Bristol through: Observing Abstracts (subjective): the emotion it seems to have, that it causes in you or potentially others its dynamic: fast, slow, flickering, lopsided, erratic, steady its atmosphere: calming, troubling, haunting Observing the Imagined (the past): past voices past sounds past events and uses / misuses Observing… Continue reading Artists’ Exchange – Ideas Collaboration

Q. Who are you and what form does your artistic practice take? I’m a playwright and performance artist and I write, create and devise my own work Q. Why and how did you start this sort of work? I started this work after studying Drama at Lancaster Uni, taking a play-writing module and being exposed… Continue reading You and Your Work – Tracy Harris