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Imagining The Real
Mar
26

Imagining The Real

With funding from PAVO’s Powys Social Value Forum Development Fund, and following on from a successful pilot weekend in October, Shakespeare Link is pleased to announce the continuation of our exciting new project:

Imagining the Real is an entirely free opportunity for adults and young people to meet together, play together, talk together and engage in an interactive, drama based exploration, rooted in some of the most universal stories ever told.

It will take place in the beautiful environment of Penlanole, home of the Willow Globe - and the theatre, the fields and woods, will be the backdrop to the story world we create and inhabit together. 

 Do you love stories?

Do you remember the joy of playing outdoors and the worlds created in your imagination?

In these past times have you felt sometimes a little lonely or isolated…?

Do you want to try something new; something fun and empowering in a safe, friendly space?

 

We are inviting families and individual adults and young people – eight years and older – to join us at Penlanole and as co-creators, Imagine the Real:

 

Sunday 11am to 4pm

Bring clothing suitable for the outdoors and a packed lunch

To register your interest and to learn more about Imagining the Real please contact: info@shakespearelink.org.uk

 Feedback from previous sessions:

“It was great to work with a mix of ages together. It felt festive and helped me being in a space with others after the pandemic.”

 

“...fascinating and rewarding.”

“Enjoyable, creative and thought provoking.”

“...Quite unique and fun for all the family.” 

“It taught me so much.”

“I am more sociable.” 

“So far I have found it very fun and entertaining.”

“A great initiative.  Wonderful to have a range of ages working together and to have children learning and devising ideas with adults and alongside them.” 

“Thank you so much, it made me find my voice.”

 

We look forward to meeting you

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Imagining The Real
Mar
5

Imagining The Real

An elderly man in a once fine coat, braces himself against the wind.

In his right hand a battered suitcase.  With his left he holds tightly to the right hand of his granddaughter. He feels her shiver.

What stories does he carry?  What stories will she live to hear?

Lowering the suitcase he stoops to tighten the woollen scarf around her neck. Then grasping their lives by the worn leather handle once more, they take the first of many, many steps into our future.

We invite you to join us at Penlanole once again to Imagine the Real.

Sunday 5th March - 11am to 4pm

It's a good time to be human 

Imagining the Real - is an interactive, multigenerational drama workshop. We are inviting families, individual adults and young people to join us.

 Bring clothing suitable for the outdoors and a packed lunch

To register your interest and to learn more about Imagining the Real please contact: info@shakespearelink.org.uk

 Feedback from previous sessions:

“It was great to work with a mix of ages together. It felt festive and helped me being in a space with others after the pandemic.” 

“...fascinating and rewarding.”

“Enjoyable, creative and thought provoking.”

“...Quite unique and fun for all the family.” 

“It taught me so much.”

“I am more sociable.” 

“So far I have found it very fun and entertaining.”

“A great initiative.  Wonderful to have a range of ages working together and to have children learning and devising ideas with adults and alongside them.” 

“Thank you so much, it made me find my voice.”

 

We look forward to meeting you

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Imagining The Real
Feb
5

Imagining The Real

With funding from PAVO’s Powys Social Value Forum Development Fund, and following on from a successful pilot weekend in October, Shakespeare Link is pleased to announce the continuation of our exciting new project:

Imagining the Real is an entirely free opportunity for adults and young people to meet together, play together, talk together and engage in an interactive, drama based exploration, rooted in some of the most universal stories ever told.

It will take place in the beautiful environment of Penlanole, home of the Willow Globe - and the theatre, the fields and woods, will be the backdrop to the story world we create and inhabit together. 

 Do you love stories?

Do you remember the joy of playing outdoors and the worlds created in your imagination?

In these past times have you felt sometimes a little lonely or isolated…?

Do you want to try something new; something fun and empowering in a safe, friendly space?

 

We are inviting families and individual adults and young people – eight years and older – to join us at Penlanole and as co-creators, Imagine the Real:

 

Sunday 11am to 4pm

Bring clothing suitable for the outdoors and a packed lunch

To register your interest and to learn more about Imagining the Real please contact: info@shakespearelink.org.uk

 Feedback from previous sessions:

“It was great to work with a mix of ages together. It felt festive and helped me being in a space with others after the pandemic.”

 

“...fascinating and rewarding.”

“Enjoyable, creative and thought provoking.”

“...Quite unique and fun for all the family.” 

“It taught me so much.”

“I am more sociable.” 

“So far I have found it very fun and entertaining.”

“A great initiative.  Wonderful to have a range of ages working together and to have children learning and devising ideas with adults and alongside them.” 

“Thank you so much, it made me find my voice.”

 

We look forward to meeting you

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Imagining The Real
Dec
4

Imagining The Real

With funding from PAVO’s Powys Social Value Forum Development Fund, and following on from a successful pilot weekend in October, Shakespeare Link is pleased to announce the continuation of our exciting new project:

Imagining the Real is an entirely free opportunity for adults and young people to meet together, play together, talk together and engage in an interactive, drama based exploration, rooted in some of the most universal stories ever told.

It will take place in the beautiful environment of Penlanole, home of the Willow Globe - and the theatre, the fields and woods, will be the backdrop to the story world we create and inhabit together. 

 Do you love stories?

Do you remember the joy of playing outdoors and the worlds created in your imagination?

In these past times have you felt sometimes a little lonely or isolated…?

Do you want to try something new; something fun and empowering in a safe, friendly space?

 

We are inviting families and individual adults and young people – eight years and older – to join us at Penlanole and as co-creators, Imagine the Real:

 

Sunday 2pm till 7pm

Bring clothing suitable for the outdoors and snacks

To register your interest and to learn more about Imagining the Real please contact: info@shakespearelink.org.uk

 

 

We look forward to meeting you

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A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Everyman Youth Theatre.
Jul
21

A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Everyman Youth Theatre.

A perfect play for a summers Night! There is chaos, conflict and comedy as relationships are tested, but as Shakespeare said, “The course of true love never did run smooth”. Brought to you by a very strong and professional young company from Cardiff that have built an excellent reputation in Cardiff and at the Willow Globe. Tickets £12 Adult, £6 child Family ticket (2 adults and 2 children) £30.

 

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Hoarders Fountain
Jun
30

Hoarders Fountain

"Some said that the Hoarder had once been a good man: a gifted stone-mason whose hands worked miracles in marble, but visited by tragedy, his genius had withered and died. Then broken and lonely, he struck a Faustian pact with Greed itself.” 
Junior MPYT present their premiere performance - a compelling tale, “set up high up amongst the Wild Lands”: a place of drought and sorcery, embittered tricksters and headstrong teens; of siblings, sculpture and 'utter selflessness'. 
An original play with live music.'

£8 Adults
£4 under 16's

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Tom a Twm
May
6

Tom a Twm

It's 1861 on Swansea's poor street and an old man with a false nose is teased, taunted and harassed by local street urchins.

As if Tom Prichard - Builth Wells' forgotten poet - didn't have enough on his (empty) plate. The arrival of an unexpected and persistent visitor, and daily hauntings from his most famous creation, Twm Sion Cati, begin to unearth the past that Prichard's left behind.

Then comes Tom's slowly dawning realisation: if history remembers either of them, then it's very likely to be Twm.

A vibrant new play devised and created by Builth Wells High School and Wyeside Arts Centre, written by Ralph Bolland.

Directed by Ralph Bolland and Kama Roberts. Design by Blue Macaskill and Musical Direction by Jim Elliot. Created and performed by Builth Wells High School.

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