Strangers: Congratulations

Thursday 17 July 2008

Congratulations

Hi MUTM Wales,

Just wanted to let you know how proud we are of you for winning The Impetus award on behalf of the Strangers worldwide. Great to see the pics on the other blog-very presentable you all look too. Wish we could be with you to celebrate in style but maybe you could represent us in October by singing a kiwi song at the showcase in London? Just a thought!

Keep up all the great work with Peri for MUTM and make sure you keep these blogs updated so that we over here still know what you are up too.

I'm having lots of meetings over here to try to secure support for Strangers 2 so watch this space. We are hoping it will involve MUTM Wales, NZ and a youth theatre called Back Bone Youth Arts in oZ!

Keep in touch,

Sarah
MUTM NZ

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CROESO STRANGERS! WELCOME! KIA ORA!

A big thank you DIOLCH! to every single person who's ever posted and let you know how much Team Strangers is looking forward to reading and sharing more amazing ideas and thoughts even though the performances are almost through. This blog is a great place to keep connected and keep this amazing project alive...until next time...!!!!
It'd be great to get some more reviews like Alex Designer Wales rom all the different view points e.g. what we've learnt, the best bits the worst times, how we could make it even better if we get to do a phase two...
Just drop us your thoughts...its good to blog :)

Thursday 17 July 2008

Congratulations

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CROESO STRANGERS! WELCOME! KIA ORA!

Staff! Here we go with the final push.....how has the 'Strangers' project been for you?

Participants! We are coming towards the end of our exciting 'Strangers' project......so how are you feeling?

Less than a month! How's the atmoshere now...?

EVEN NEWER POLL - With the countdown to Christmas, how are you feeling at this "over halfway" stage of the Strangers project??!!

NEW POLL! In terms of performance style, do you think we should break down the fourth wall and interact with the audience or go for realism and imagine they're looking through a window into the play?

How does it feel to be a stranger in a new place?

Do you think it might be good if we use a suitcase as a time travel portal in all three countries' performances?

How do we feel about the idea of a talking "stick" being used in the performances to share storytelling with the audience and each other?

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