This is the event at which The Customer will pop up on Monday:
Lumenis Theatre Company presents
Celebrating London and Multiculturalism.
A night of drama, dance and live performance plus networking with a panel of experts (Yellow Earth and Tara Arts).
This is a free event but advanced booking is essential.
Contact [email protected] to book.
For more information e-mail: [email protected]
www.lumenistheatre.co.uk
How does London perceive and represent other cultures?
What is London relationship with its multicultural community?
What are the challenges to tour a London show abroad?
Coming out of the London – Beijing Connection double-bill in September 2011, supported by Arts Council England and CTC British Council, this is the first of a series of events celebrating and discussing multicultural theatre and the relationship that England and particularly London has with the international community. With the approaching of London Olympics a debate on multiculturalism cannot be more relevant.
The focus of this first event is on how London perceives itself and other cultures in terms of confrontation and dialogue; the event will be loosely connected to Lumenis experience of bringing a show to the September 2011Beijing International Fringe Festival. This event will present new work by emerging and established practitioners including drama, dance and live performance and will be followed by a panel of experts and artists. Details below.
Opportunity
There will be also the opportunity to talk to David Ahlbrecht ACE Orange UK and US Representative on bringing a show to China.
ACE Orange is one of the biggest Chinese promoter and is seeking theatrical productions that can be easily translated to a Chinese audience (in particular but not limited to musical theatre, dance, opera). www.juooo.com
If you have a show or a production running or that you have recently produced, come and talk to David.
The Customer Is Always Wrong (extract) by Bill Aitchison
Bitter Translation by Alexandre Ross – a stage reading
www.alexandreross.co.uk
FOR HOW MUCH? (extracts)
Choreography: Annarita Mazzilli Music: Andy Higgs
