RCDT ENEWS/EVENTS LISTING 18
From
Previous ENews/Events Listings can be seen on
www.rcdt.org
Goodbye to
Tricia Anderson at Oval Partnership
(see News
Section below)
ARE YOU/DO YOU KNOW ANYONE AGED 16-18
WHO WOULD BE INTERESTED IN A
FILM, MUSIC AND
DESIGN PROJECT
AT SOUTHBANMK IN APRIL?
If you are
interested in developing your skills in film, music or design, then
this project with enable you to work with artists from the industry,
alongside BBC 21CC, the London Sinfonietta contemporary music group
and BFI (British Film Institute), Southbank, the home of film.
Film
– create a documentary with a team of experts, plus develop your
skills in VJing. At the final performance you will have the chance
to VJ in front of a live audience as well as film the performers.
Music
– create and perform your own live soundtrack with a group of young
musicians and musicians from the London Sinfonietta.
Experience of playing an instrument is necessary, but this
can be anything from drums to singing, decks or laptops.
Please let us know if you would like to be involved and
cannot bring your own instrument.
CD Design
– create, design and print your own CD cover. Work with illustrators
and artists from the design industry to create artwork for the
score.
This project is
open to residents of Lambeth and Southwark.
Applications..
Applicants must complete the application form and if under 18 a
parent consent form, both attached at the end of this ENews
Form and return them by 28 March to
Tim Hunter, Education
Curator, BFI Southbank,
The project
takes place between 7-18th April. Start dates vary for
the different elements of the project, so information about dates
and locations will be sent after 2 April..
For further information please contact Tim
Hunter: 020 7815 1337
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DIARY
SATURDAY 22 – SATURDAY 28 MARCH |
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Saturday 22 |
Oval Farmers’ Market.
St Mark’s Church, (opp Oval Tube),
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Saturday 22 |
Tai Chi.
Organised by Kennington Association. Lambeth Hall, Brit Oval
(entrance Alec Stewart Gate).
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Saturday 22 |
Children’s Easter Gardening Workshop
for ages 7+ Easter Flower Fun. Make Easter cards and sow
edible flowers to grow on your windowsill or in the garden.
. Cost:
£2.50. Booking
Tickets. Please contact Janine Nelson, Education Officer on
020 7401 8865 *830 or at
janine@museumgardenhistory.org to book
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Monday 24 |
Sunny Sunflowers.
Sow sunflower seeds for a sunny
windowsill and learn about why sunflowers are useful.
Booking required.
£2.50. Event for children at |
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Tuesday 25 |
Jazz at The
Wheatsheaf.
126 South
Lambeth Road.
The
Ned Flanders Quartet featuring Dee Byrn, and open jam
session.
ADMISSION FREE Jazz fans, singers and players welcome. |
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Tuesday 25 |
Around the house with
Future Perfect 3.
Seven premieres of short plays especially
commissioned for Oval House Theatre and performed in every
nook and cranny of the building. £5 (£3 when booked at the
same time as House of Agnes) See 4 March.
Oval House Theatre,
52-54 Kennington Oval. Box Office: 020 7582 7680. Online
sales: www.ovalhouse.com |
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Tuesday 25 |
Tackling Anti-Social Behaviour in North Lambeth.
Meeting at Pedlars Acre Hall (rear of North Lambeth Area Housing Office, |
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Wednesday 25 |
Ambulance
Service Public Feedback Workshop.
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All day |
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Wednesday 26 |
Community Lunch. All welcome. Freshly prepared,
home cooked meal for £1 if you are unemployed, on benefits
or a pensioner, if you are working £3. During the lunch
there will be an information session or activity.
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Friday 28
- 3 May |
Michael Twaits
returns to Oval House Theatre due to overwhelming popular
demand.
In November
2007, Oval House Theatre presented the stage debut for this
radical, uncompromising and alluring solo performer.
Confessions of a Dancewhore was a runaway success – a
solo show without pretension or self-indulgence, but one
which proved an assured, politically savvy, and raucous
evening of theatre, performance, comedy and entertainment.
In an unusual move, Oval House has invited Michael Twaits to
return to us with a late night version of his show – running
for six weeks due to popular demand. OVAL HOUSE THEATRE. 020
7582 0080.
www.ovalhouse.com.
Tickets
£12 / £6 concessions. ALL TICKETS £6. BOX OFFICE 020 7582
7680. ON-LINE SALES:
www.ovalhouse.com |
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Saturday 29 |
Oval Farmers’ Market.
St Mark’s Church, (opp Oval Tube),
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Saturday
29 |
Tai Chi.
Organised by Kennington Association. Lambeth Hall, Brit Oval
(entrance Alec Stewart Gate).
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Saturday 29 |
Vauxhall Primary
School Spring Fayre
promises a wonderful, fun filled
day for all the family. With arts and crafts
including egg and Spring bonnet decorating, egg and spoon
races, a coconut shie, music, Tombola, lucky dips, fabulous
food and all sorts prizes to be won. Plus much, much more!
The fire service will be on hand to provide safety
demonstrations, there will even be a keep fit corner!
Something for everyone. There will also be a Say and Play
consultation. This will be part of a project supported by
Lambeth’s Communities exploring ways of involving the very
large number of families which cannot take part in normal
consultation events.
Further information on Involve, the organisation
running the project, can be seen on
www.involve.org.uk,
www.peopleandparticipation.net,
www.youtube.com/involvefoundation. The School: 0207 735
4535. Email:
admin@vauxhall.lambeth.sch.uk.
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NEWS
Changes at Oval Partnership. Tricia Anderson writes: Changes are taking place within Oval Partnership and although after March there will be no paid workers, it doesn't mean the work stops: it will just be done in a different way! There is a lively, competent community in this area and there is no reason why things do not continue: it is up to you, the community, to carry them forward, supporting the newly elected Oval Partnership Management Committee. In order to keep the Farmers Market community led and focused, a small working group is being set up as an 'Oval friends of the farmers market'. The Public Realm Strategy has got off to a flying start with an interim report being presented at the Oval Partnership AGM last week and there are a lot of passionate responses/reactions to some of the issues that are being raised. You can still give your views or do a street diary highlighting things that you find. A group of residents from IMPACT and Oval Partnership will continue championing this piece of work. Two small sub-groups linked to health and environment are in place so that projects such as 'know your numbers (blood pressure checks) or street parties or encouraging local residents to 'green' their streets with window boxes can still happen. Or maybe you would like to resurrect the Oval Partnership art sub-group and make sure that another 'sculpture' of some sort is put on public display. How can you get involved? After 28th March, email contact@ovalpartnership.org.uk or visit the just-set-up web site on http://www.ovalpartnership.org.uk Do you want to know more or, even better, get involved with Oval Partnership? Join in, take part and let's continue to make things happen. It's been an extremely enjoyable two years for me and as I live in the area, although I won't be a paid worker I remain committed to the community and being involved with the on going work of Oval Partnership. Au revoir as Oval Partnership Project Development Officer - but still a 'hello, see you around' .
Wolf in the House.
Play
by Simon Wu. Directed by Jonathan Man. Dramaturgy by
Esther Richardson. Weds 2nd April,
Durning Library Senior Group.
Future dates:
April 16 Quadrille dancing with Elsa
May 21. Local historical buildings. Members will
reminisce about those that have gone with a view to contributing to
a booklet.
Group has changed its name from Older People’s Group
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Thursday 3 April
Professor Corfield’s pamphlet
‘Vauxhall and the Invention of the Urban Pleasure Gardens’,
developed from her talks at the 2005 and 2006
Lambeth
and published by History & Social Action Publications
will be launched at this event. The pamphlet will cost £5
but will be sold to those attending the meeting for £4.
A similar event is also being planned
in Vauxhall/Kennington area for
Monday 7 April at 6.30 or 7pm.. |
Penelope J. Corfield teaches history at Royal Holloway.
Vauxhall and the Invention of the Urban Pleasure
Gardens is published by History & Social Action Publications.
ISBN
978-0-9548943-3-7
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APPLICATION FORM – MUSIC
FOR 18 MUSICIANS
Which part of the project
would you like to be involved (please circle)?
Film/Documentary
Music
CD Design
If you we don’t
have enough space on your chosen course, we would like to offer you
one of the other courses. If you’d like to take part in the others,
please put them in order of preference below (if you’re not
interested in the others, leave this bit blank).
Order of
preference
1)
2)
3
You can only
take part in one element of the project, however we will try and put
you into your first choice group.
Please fill in the sections of the form for your
first choice of course.
FILM
What are your favourite films TV programmes or film-makers?
No experience is necessary but if you’ve done film-making or VJing before please tell us about it here. If you have any examples on-line, please include the urls below.
MUSIC
What instrument
do you play?
Can you bring
your own instrument?
DESIGN
What are your favourite album covers or designers?
No experience is necessary, but tell us which design software packages have you used before (e.g. Photoshop)
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This information will only be used for contacting you about this course and not for any other purposes.
PARENTAL CONSENT FORMo:p>
If you are under 18 we need a copy of this form, signed by a parent
or guardian BEFORE you can take part in this course. If you are over
18 you must sign this form yourself.
MUSIC FOR 18 MUSICIANS
We request permission for your child or ward, to be involved in the
above project. The description of their contribution is as follows:
performing (music), drawing and animating, directing, photography,
filming and camerawork, editing, digital effects, sound recording,
sound editing, editing, writing, production and all other activities
associated with creating the project.
The date of course is
April 7th – 18th April (dates vary for the
different elements of the project)
The name of the organisations running the project are the BFI,
PPlease can you complete and sign the form below as soon as possible,
failure to do so will mean your child or ward will not be able to
take part in the project.
YOUNG
PERSONS’S NAME AND ADDRESS
Full
Name: …………………………………………………………
Address: ……………………………………………………….
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DETAILS OF YOUNG PERSONo:p>
Date of Birth: ……………………………………
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Relationship to you (e.g. father, guardian, etc):
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The sorts of activities you
can take part in?
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Yes /
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Medical
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Details…………………………………………………………………………………………………
Declaration: (To be signed by
parents/guardians/carers of all children under 18yrs old or by young
persons if over 18.)
I consent to my child (the contributor) to taking part in the MUSIC FOR 18 MUSICIANS.
I agree that in an emergency the project manager or project representatives may authorise medical treatment including anaesthetic for my child, if it is not possible to consult me first. I will indemnify the project manager and project representatives from any responsibility given to them in relation to acting in “loco-parentis” in the case of medical emergencies only. I understand that any form of abuse or threatening behaviour may result in my child being excluded from any form of activity, workshop or trip and being sent home. The cost of which will be borne by me.
In return for including my child in this programme, I agree to indemnify the project manager and representatives of the project from liabilities in relation to loss or damage suffered by my child.
I hereby consent to the filming and recording of my child/contributor to participate in (as outlined above) the project subject to the terms and conditions specified below.
I confirm that the information submitted on this form is complete and accurate.
Young Persons Name (PLEASE PRINT)
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Parent/Guardian/Young Persons (18+) Name
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Parent/Guardian/Young Persons (18+) Signature
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Date: ………………………………………………
I agree for the Young Person (the contributor) concerned to take part in this Project and enter into this agreement and acknowledgement that it is for his/her benefit./span>
For further information please contact Tim
Hunter, Education Curator: Youth and Communities, BFI Southbank,
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