In this all-day participatory theatre event, participants will ‘test’ and workshop new material written by award-winning poet Tawona Sithole to produce a short performance at the end of the day. This material is part of an emerging play around the role that language and the creative arts play in our lives.

Tawona is developing the play for the Researching Multilingually at Borders research project at the University of Glasgow. The material workshopped on the day will go on to inform a collaborative performance between the project team and the School of Performing Arts, University of Ghana in late summer 2016.

The performance workshop is free, informal and open to everybody. No previous acting experience required but you must be willing to GET INVOLVED! The day is split into three parts (morning workshop, afternoon rehearsal and performance) and participants are required to attend the full day. Lunch will be provided.

We aim to ensure that people have equal access to public events. If you need alternative formats or other reasonable adjustments, please contact Lauren Roberts on 0141 330 8125 or via email Lauren.Robert@glasgow.ac.uk with your request by noon on the 11th November so that arrangements, where possible, can be made.
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Should you have any other questions or requirements, please do not hesitate to contact Lauren Roberts (lauren.roberts@glasgow.ac.uk)

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