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Theatre4Youth Discussion and Workshop

Theatre4Youth Discussion and Workshop
Saturday 12 May, TAAC, Observatory, Cape Town

We would like to meet with all the artists and companies who are currently part of the Theatre4Youth programme, as well as those who are interested in joining, to discuss some of the main issues around touring productions to schools, libraries, creches and community centres.

11h00 – 13h00: Facilitated Discussion on: audience, tour administration, funding, pricing, educational aspects, age appropriateness, quality, partnerships, M&E

14h00 - 16h00: Workshop: "Connecting to the Curriculum": A session to develop some basic skills around developing learning materials of all kinds connected to your production to make your work more attractive within the educational environment.

Price:
Free for ASSITEJ members, with a R30 contribution towards lunch.
R200 for non-ASSITEJ members, with a R30 contribution towards lunch.

At the Theatre Arts Admin Collective (TAAC) in Wesley Road, Obz.
Reply to Yusrah : info@assitej.org.za
RSVP Wednesday 10 May 2012

Welcome to ASSITEJ South Africa
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"Changing the world one child at a time!"

SMS "Theatre4Youth" to 38490 and donate R10 to the Take a Child to the Theatre Today campaign


Click here for the full 'Take a Child to the Theatre Today' campaign programme for the month of March, including the Family Season in Cape Town and the ASSITEJ World Theatre Day plan of Events.


ASSITEJ South Africa is the national network of ASSITEJ (Association International du Theatre pour 'Enfant et la Jeune/The International Association of Theatre for Children and Young People).  ASSITEJ is a global alliance linking thousands of theatres, organisations and individuals, in more than 80 countries, working in the field of theatre for children and young people. It was established in 1965, and currently has its office in Zagreb, Croatia.

ASSITEJ SA links theatre practitioners, organisations, schools and companies across the country, who share a belief in the transformative difference that theatre can make in the lives of young people. It is a member of ACYTA (The African Children and Youth Theatre Arena), the African regional network linking all the Assitej centres situated in Africa. Go here for more information on the African network.


 

 

 

 

Thanks to PANSA and the Arts and Culture Trust for their support on our original policy documents