All’s Well that End’s Well
This year we have decided to tackle another, slightly “lesser known” comedy, with a title that has become a part of the lexicon. “All’s Well that End’s Well” is about the folly of youth, the frustration of age and the triumph of commitment (or perhaps obsessive persistance/underserved love?). Well, at least that’s how we begin…
I have attached the full script in a format you may be able to print out – otherwise go to http://shakespeare.mit.edu/allswell/full.html this link and download onto your Ipad or tablet to save trees.
Have a read. See what you think..
Cheers
Avril
Final Open Workshop – Being in the Dream!
Titania’s Dream
What: Open and Inclusive Community Theatre Workshop - Find out how Tropical Arts works and how you can become part of Shakespeare at the Tanks 2012 production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream.
When: Sunday 29thJuly, 1.30pm – 4.30pm
Where: Tank 3, Tanks Arts Centre, Collins Avenue, Edge Hill
Who: Everyone who is part of the production and anyone interested in becoming part of the production.
- Theatre skills
- Ensemble training
- Exploring Shakespeare’s play
- Sign up for the cast
- Casting Confirmed
- Rehearsing scenes
- How to get the script!
How Much: Members – free, others $5. (Membership $10)
For further details call Avril on 0418 765 588 or Lyndell on 0411 345 622
Next Workshop – 1st of July
Tropical Arts invites you to
WALKING IN THE DREAM
When: Sunday 1st July, 1.30am – 4.30pm
Where: Tank 3, Tanks Arts Centre, Collins Avenue, Edge Hill
Who: Anyone interested in becoming part of the production.
butterflyWhat: Open and Inclusive Community Theatre Workshop - Find out how Tropical Arts works and how you can become part of Shakespeare at the Tanks 2012 production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream.
- Theatre skills
- Ensemble training
- Exploring Shakespeare’s play
- Sign up for the cast
- Preliminary Casting Announced
- Rehearsing scenes
- Script finalised
How Much: Members – free, others $5. (Membership $10)
For details call Avril on 0418 765 588 or Lyndell on 0411 345 622
We’ve got the start of a set design (thanks Latoya!) and are off and running in a number of areas! Breaking News: Tropical Arts was successful in securing a RADF Grant through Cairns Regional Council – thank you very much! – the professional artists and arts workers employed through this grant will make it possible for more community participation – that means YOU onstage, or someone you love. Why? Because theatre is the answer to everthing…..
Romeo and Juliet
Tropical Arts will engage 7 local professional theatre makers as the creative team to bring together the production of “Romeo and Juliet” at Tanks Arts Centre in October 2011. Some of these Theatre Makers will contribute their acting skills as well and perform alongside their community peers. The Community Actors are variuosly students (primary, high & university), workers, parents, Indigenous, non-Indigenous, Immigrants, seniors and the special feature of this year’s production will be the ARC Theatre Ensemble who will be developing material and skills through specific workshops to support differently-abled actors joining the cast.
We will be exploring the Science Fiction theme to find the essence of the play – a central, but forgotten conflict – young people seem to like it! Ideas from the community will make the show relevanant to and a reflection of our tropical location, lifestyle and people.
contact: tropical.arts@yahoo.com.au
