If you are 14-25 years old come along to auditions for the our two high quality youth led performance companies.
Strange Youngens - Sunday 27 September
Strange Youngens are a young people’s theatre company that dedicates itself completely to working and performing at a professional level, led only by the young people themselves.
Plymouth Youth Dance Company - Sunday 4 October 9.30-1pm
PYDC requires male and female dancers with enthusiasm, focus and energy for it’s 09/10 company.
Back to Get Involved
Thursday, 20 August 2009
Training
Starts Monday 5 October
Roots
A Performance Training Programme in Dance, Theatre & Writing for Performance
If you are between 8 & 25 years old you can join a Roots Class:
■ Become part of a theatre and dance company.
■ Gain group and leadership skills, confidence and creativity.
■ Get the opportunity to perform at In the Flesh.
Dance Roots – Develop dance technique, performance & choreographic skills.
Theatre Roots – Develop theatre, performance, improvisation, text and voice skills.
Writing for Performance – Develop writing skills and explore the world of words from scripts to poetry for performance. Have your words performed to the public.
(Writing Roots is delivered in partnership with Theatre Royal, Plymouth)
£50 for 10 week course Bursary schemes available
Book your place now!
Book your place now!
Roots Timetable
Mondays
Voices for Change 5–7pm 13–19yrs FREE
Strictly Collaborative 5–7pm 13–19yrs FREE
Tuesdays
Dance 5–6.30pm 8–13yrs All abilities
Dance 2 (PYDC ) 7–9pm 14–25yrs Experienced & Auditioned
Wednesdays
Writing for Performance 5–7pm 14+yrs All abilities
Dance 1 6–7.30pm 14–25yrs All abilities
Theatre 7.30–9pm 14–25yrs All abilities
Thursdays
Theatre (SY) 6.30–8.30pm 14+yrs Experienced & Auditioned
What's On
OCTOBER
Film: The Pledge
Friday 9 October Free
Baluji will be bringing alive the Bhagavad Gita, through a newly commissioned composition called Song Celestial presented with bass sitar, kora (African harp), South Indian violin, vocals and spoken word.
Performance: Mars.Tarrab
Tomboy Blues : Theory of Disappointment
Friday 23 October - 7.30pm Tickets £10 (£8)
Baluji will be bringing alive the Bhagavad Gita, through a newly commissioned composition called Song Celestial presented with bass sitar, kora (African harp), South Indian violin, vocals and spoken word.
Baluji Shrivastav and Song Celestial
Ancient Wisdom – New Music.
Friday 23 October - 7.30pm Tickets £10 (£8)
Baluji will be bringing alive the Bhagavad Gita, through a newly commissioned composition called Song Celestial presented with bass sitar, kora (African harp), South Indian violin, vocals and spoken word.
Baluji Shrivastav and Song Celestial
Ancient Wisdom – New Music.
Friday 23 October - 7.30pm Tickets £10 (£8)
Baluji will be bringing alive the Bhagavad Gita, through a newly commissioned composition called Song Celestial presented with bass sitar, kora (African harp), South Indian violin, vocals and spoken word.
NOVEMBER
Baluji Shrivastav and Song Celestial
Ancient Wisdom – New Music.
Friday 23 October - 7.30pm Tickets £10 (£8)
Baluji will be bringing alive the Bhagavad Gita, through a newly commissioned composition called Song Celestial presented with bass sitar, kora (African harp), South Indian violin, vocals and spoken word.Baluji Shrivastav and Song Celestial
Ancient Wisdom – New Music.
Friday 23 October - 7.30pm Tickets £10 (£8)
Baluji will be bringing alive the Bhagavad Gita, through a newly commissioned composition called Song Celestial presented with bass sitar, kora (African harp), South Indian violin, vocals and spoken word. Baluji Shrivastav and Song Celestial
Ancient Wisdom – New Music.
Friday 23 October - 7.30pm Tickets £10 (£8)
Baluji will be bringing alive the Bhagavad Gita, through a newly commissioned composition called Song Celestial presented with bass sitar, kora (African harp), South Indian violin, vocals and spoken word.Mars.Tarrab
Friday 23 October - 7.30pm
Baluji will be bringing alive the Bhagavad Gita, through a newly commissioned composition called Song Celestial presented with bass sitar, kora (African harp), South Indian violin, vocals and spoken word.Baluji Shrivastav and Song Celestial
Ancient Wisdom – New Music.
Friday 23 October - 7.30pm Tickets £10 (£8)
Baluji will be bringing alive the Bhagavad Gita, through a newly commissioned composition called Song Celestial presented with bass sitar, kora (African harp), South Indian violin, vocals and spoken word.Mars.TarrabFriday 23 October - 7.30pm
Baluji will be bringing alive the Bhagavad Gita, through a newly commissioned composition called Song Celestial presented with bass sitar, kora (African harp), South Indian violin, vocals and spoken word.Baluji Shrivastav and Song Celestial
Ancient Wisdom – New Music.
Friday 23 October - 7.30pm Baluji will be bringing alive the Bhagavad Gita, through a newly commissioned composition called Song Celestial presented with bass sitar, kora (African harp), South Indian violin, vocals and spoken word.
Baluji Shrivastav and Song Celestial
Ancient Wisdom – New Music.
Baluji will be bringing alive the Bhagavad Gita, through a newly commissioned composition called Song Celestial presented with bass sitar, kora (African harp), South Indian violin, vocals and spoken word.
Baluji Shrivastav and Song Celestial
Ancient Wisdom – New Music.
Baluji will be bringing alive the Bhagavad Gita, through a newly commissioned composition called Song Celestial presented with bass sitar, kora (African harp), South Indian violin, vocals and spoken word.
Baluji Shrivastav and Song Celestial
Ancient Wisdom – New Music.
Baluji will be bringing alive the Bhagavad Gita, through a newly commissioned composition called Song Celestial presented with bass sitar, kora (African harp), South Indian violin, vocals and spoken word.
Booking Tickets...
Telephone: (01752) 267131
E-mail: info@barbicantheatre.co.uk
By post: Barbican Theatre, Castle Street, Plymouth, PL1 2NJ
Opening hours: Tuesday - Friday 10am - 6pm (and when there are performances)
All major credit cards accepted, there is a £1.00 charge per ticket, cheques payable to the Barbican Theatre. Tickets sent second class post for a charge of 40p. Tickets can be reserved for five working days except for the week of the performance. After this time they will be released for re-sale.
Re-sales
Tickets may not be exchanged or refunded unless a performance is postponed or cancelled. Tickets will only be re-sold after all our tickets have been sold.
Tickets may not be exchanged or refunded unless a performance is postponed or cancelled. Tickets will only be re-sold after all our tickets have been sold.
Reductions
Concessions are available on full price tickets at the Barbican Theatre for Job Seekers Allowance, Housing Benefit, Single Parent on allowances, Disability Benefit, Equity, Students, Under 16s, Over 60s and group bookings of 10 or over. Proof of eligibility will be required at the box office.
Concessions are available on full price tickets at the Barbican Theatre for Job Seekers Allowance, Housing Benefit, Single Parent on allowances, Disability Benefit, Equity, Students, Under 16s, Over 60s and group bookings of 10 or over. Proof of eligibility will be required at the box office.
Late Admissions
The management reserves the right to refuse, or restrict entry until a suitable break or interval within a performance.
The management reserves the right to refuse, or restrict entry until a suitable break or interval within a performance.
Disabled Access
Induction loop system available and wheelchair space in the auditorium (advance booking advisable). Lift access to all floors. There are adapted toilets available. If you have any specific needs please telephone our box office. Access to the theatre is via steps and a cobbled hill, no adjacent parking, drop off point only.
Induction loop system available and wheelchair space in the auditorium (advance booking advisable). Lift access to all floors. There are adapted toilets available. If you have any specific needs please telephone our box office. Access to the theatre is via steps and a cobbled hill, no adjacent parking, drop off point only.
What We Do
What we do
The Barbican Theatre excels at enabling people to find a pathway to engage with and enjoy the arts in a friendly and supportive environment. It is experienced in providing a high quality arts provision which is constantly evolving in response to the needs and involvement of it's audiences.
Our mission statement is:
To offer as many people as possible, but especially the young, access to, participation in, and enjoyment of high quality artistic activity, without prejudice. This is practiced in the belief that such involvement cultivates, inspires and enthuses individuals and communities to explore and express needs and ideas, voice opinions, celebrate together and agitate to provoke social and cultural change.
The Barbican Theatre produces new theatre and contemporary dance with young people as leaders.
We believe in taking our 'art' out to where people work, live and are educated.
We encourage our audiences and participants to visit us and take part in our promoted programme, events and celebrations in the venue.
The way in which we make our work responds to what our communities want from us, there is a strong emphasis on inclusion and collaboration with non-arts partners.
We like to work in new and unusual environments encouraging people who would not normally attend theatre events to meet and enjoy it. The development of creative skills is at the heart of all our activity. We believe this increases the number of new people who can deliver high-quality creative and cultural activity in the region that is appropriate to the needs of our diverse communities.
How we do it:
The Barbican Theatre, Plymouth (originally Rent-a-Role Drama Service) was established in 1980 as a registered charity to investigate and practice the use of theatre for learning, therapy and recreation throughout the South West. In 1986 the company won a campaign to save the privately owned 'Serenade Arts' building. Re-named as the Barbican Theatre, the company ran the building developing an impressive arts education programme.
In 1998 and 2001, the company successfully completed two phases of radical refurbishment funded by the National Lottery through the Arts Council of England. The building now has a 140 fixed seat auditorium, a cafe/bar with a second stage, an exhibition space and a rehearsal room.
We are currently setting up and archive of previous work produced by groups based at the Barbican Theatre, please visit our Past Work pages for more information and to see images from the performances.
The Barbican Theatre excels at enabling people to find a pathway to engage with and enjoy the arts in a friendly and supportive environment. It is experienced in providing a high quality arts provision which is constantly evolving in response to the needs and involvement of it's audiences.
Our mission statement is:
To offer as many people as possible, but especially the young, access to, participation in, and enjoyment of high quality artistic activity, without prejudice. This is practiced in the belief that such involvement cultivates, inspires and enthuses individuals and communities to explore and express needs and ideas, voice opinions, celebrate together and agitate to provoke social and cultural change.
The Barbican Theatre produces new theatre and contemporary dance with young people as leaders.
We believe in taking our 'art' out to where people work, live and are educated.
We encourage our audiences and participants to visit us and take part in our promoted programme, events and celebrations in the venue.
The way in which we make our work responds to what our communities want from us, there is a strong emphasis on inclusion and collaboration with non-arts partners.
We like to work in new and unusual environments encouraging people who would not normally attend theatre events to meet and enjoy it. The development of creative skills is at the heart of all our activity. We believe this increases the number of new people who can deliver high-quality creative and cultural activity in the region that is appropriate to the needs of our diverse communities.
How we do it:
- Theatre & Dance: New works in collaboration with young people, emerging professionals and regional artists as equal partners
- Venue: Promotion of national small-scale touring new theatre & contemporary dance
- Collective Voices: A cross-arts integration programme for young people from culturally diverse backgrounds.
- Arts Awards: Delivery of adviser training
- In the Flesh Festival: Platforms for new, emerging talent and brand new ideas.
- Roots Programme: Access to theatre, dance and new writing.
The Barbican Theatre, Plymouth (originally Rent-a-Role Drama Service) was established in 1980 as a registered charity to investigate and practice the use of theatre for learning, therapy and recreation throughout the South West. In 1986 the company won a campaign to save the privately owned 'Serenade Arts' building. Re-named as the Barbican Theatre, the company ran the building developing an impressive arts education programme.
In 1998 and 2001, the company successfully completed two phases of radical refurbishment funded by the National Lottery through the Arts Council of England. The building now has a 140 fixed seat auditorium, a cafe/bar with a second stage, an exhibition space and a rehearsal room.
We are currently setting up and archive of previous work produced by groups based at the Barbican Theatre, please visit our Past Work pages for more information and to see images from the performances.
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