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I hope everyone is doing well and enjoying the summer! We’ve been planning things for the future of the Green Theatre Project and we are very excited to announce our next project and our new name! We are excited to announce a new, small-scale project that will take place in September. We hope to announce Starting Sunday April 25th and lasting through October, the regions biggest public art project will begin to take shape. By Mid-May “Summer of Color” will have turned 158 lifeguard towers on 31 miles of California coast into vibrant floral pieces of public art. On Sunday, volunteers will paint tower railings with one of Reprinted from http://www.thisisrubbish.org.uk/?p=357 This is Rubbish are very pleased and excited to be collaborating with The Arcola Theatre and Pangolin’s Ark. On Sunday the 11th April The Arcola Theatre, This is Rubbish and Pangolin’s Ark will host a day of sustainable food themed talks, Waste Ed Roadshow, charity creating educatioinal tools for young people, is looknig for two actors for pilot projectWe are a registered charity creating exciting educational tools for teaching young people about ecology. Our new project - The Waste Ed Roadshow – is looking for two actors – male and female – to perform a 20 minute The Black Cloud in production at Spike Island, Bristol from situations.org.uk Heather and Ivan Morison’s The Shape of Things To Come: The Black Cloud barn-raising takes place on Saturday July 25 in Victoria Park, Bristol. Continuing their run of pavilions for a fragile future that, includes read more] Artist Amy Balkin is looking for volunteers to help her at Futuresonic in May for a piece about climate change. For details see here. |
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