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halfway through...

7/21/2017

 
Well the summer holidays are now upon us and this marks more or less the halfway point in the Souling project. So far we have...
*Delivered a presentation to Congleton History Society
*Delivered young people's research sessions to 2 primary schools
*Delivered a programme of family friendly activity at the Rustic Music and Arts Festival, Northwich
*Shared information about the project on BBC Radio Merseyside and in the Congleton Chronicle

In the coming months we will...
*Share our schools performances in Bunbury and Astbury
*Develop a community performance in Congleton
*Work with a Youth Theatre group in Lymm
*Compile our final publication

Watch this space!

Souling comes to the rustic festival

7/4/2017

 
On Saturday 1st July, we brought our Souling workshops to the Rustic Music and Arts Festival in Dutton, sandwiched just between Northwich and Runcorn. This is a family friendly festival where kids and adults can watch bands, take part in poetry and circus workshops and performances and basically have lots of fun in a field!
Our workshops consisted of a big dressing up box to dress up as the characters, the chance to act out the original play script and a big sing-song to the two Souling songs.
We engaged with over 35 people thorughout the day including children and adults. It was great to see so many parents joining in with their children and getting into the spirit of the plays.
Also with us for the day was our sonic artist Wendy who was taking field recordings of the workshops and of the festival more generally to go into her composition.

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    This blog will follow the progress of the 'Souling' project, taking place in 2017 and supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund, Newbold Astbury cum Moreton Parish, Congleton Town Council and BBC Radio Merseyside.

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