Mae Be' Sy' 'Mlaen (What's On) yn rhestri pethau o ddiddordeb gan, gyda ac ar gyfer pobl anabl a phobl Byddar yng Nghymru a thu hwnt.
Yn anffodus, nid yw'r wybodaeth i gyd ar gael yn y Gymraeg, ond rydym yn gweithio tuag at creu cyhoeddiad sy'n hollol ddwyieithog.
Ni allwn restri pob digwyddiad celfyddydol neu anabledd trwy Gymru, felly cofiwch archwilio eich papur newydd celfyddydol lleol hefyd.
Mae Be' Sy' 'Mlaen yn cael ei olygu gan staff Celfyddydau Anabledd Cymru, ac yn cael ei reoli gan Sara Mackay
*Nid yw Celfyddydau Anabledd Cymru o reidrwydd yn ategu'r farn a fynegir yn Be' Sy' 'Mlaen
Gall aelodau Celfyddydau Anabledd Cymru dderbyn cylchlythyr drwy ebost bob pythefnos a / neu derbyn fersiwn o Be' Sy' 'Mlaen bob deufis yn y fformat perthnasol.
Os hoffech gyfrannu gwybodaeth i'w gynnwys yn Be' Sy' 'Mlaen, defnyddiwch y ffurflen a ddarparwn ar-lein. Y dyddiad cau nesaf ar gyfer cyfraniadau yw 22/05/2008.
Mae eitemau yn cael eu cyflwyno yn nhrefn eu dyddiad, gyda'r eitemau sydd fwyaf agos at ddyddiad heddiw yn cael eu arddangos gyntaf. Bydd eitemau yn cael eu dileu cyn gynted ag y bo'r dyddiad wedi mynd heibio.
Mae'n bosib edrych ar yr eitemau i gyd ar y tudalennau sy'n dilyn, neu edrych ar eitemau arbennig trwy ddewis teitl, categori neu ffurf celfyddydol, neu chwilio'r data-bas gyfan.
Mae 32 eitem yn cael eu rhestri yn Be' Sy' 'Mlaen ar hyn o bryd
Disabled Accessible and Senior Citizens Holidays are travel and tour operators who arrange weekend breaks and holidays that meet the requirements of people within remit.
For Short Breaks or longer holidays, wherever you want to go, whenever you wish to travel, let DASH travel arrange everything for you.
For further details contact -
DASH TRAVEL
Bargoed Travel Centre
37 High Street,
Bargoed CF81 8RB
01443 821 218
email: info@dashtravel.co.uk
www.dashtravel.co.uk
We are pleased to announce our forthcoming Advice and Guidance Seminars. These are an opportunity for arts, cultural and other organisations to obtain advice and guidance around best practice regarding the inclusion of disabled, Deaf and disadvantaged people. The North Wales event will take place at Galeri, Carnarfon on Thursday 15th May and the following week we will be at the Riverfront, Newport on Tuesday 20th May. As well as training workshops there will also be Disability Arts from Unusual Stage School performers and networking opportunities. The cost is only £25 including lunch. If you are interested then please contact the office for further information and to book your place.
Accessible performances are as follows:
WHEN TO RUN - SOPHIE WOOLLEY (Weston Studio)
Fri 11th April 2008 Captioned 8.00 pm
EUROBEAT
Friday 2nd May BSL 8.30 pm
Saturday 3rd May Audio described 5.30 pm
Saturday 3rd May Captioned 8.30 pm
CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG:
Thurs 17th July 2008 Captioned 2.00pm
Fri 18th July 2008 BSL Interpreted 7.30pm
Wed 23rd July 2008 Audio Described 7.30pm,
Touch tour – 6.00pm
Thurs 14th August 2008 BSL Interpreted 2.00pm
Sat 16th August 2008 Audio Described 2.00pm
Touch tour – 1.00pm
Sat 23rd August 2008 Captioned 7.30pm
FLASHDANCE
Friday 14th November BSL 5.30 pm
Saturday 15th November Audio Described 2.30pm
Saturday 15th November Captioned 7.30 pm
HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL
Friday 21st November BSL 5 pm
Saturday 22nd November Audio Described 2.30pm
Saturday 22nd November Captioned 7.00 pm
Wales Millennium Centre
Bute Place
Cardiff
CF10 5AL
Tel: 08700 40 2000
Minicom: 029 2063 4651
ALRA (The Academy of Live and Recorded Arts) with Krazy Kat Theatre Company present Easter and summer courses for 2008.
ALRA offers vocational training in all aspects of professional acting for theatre and TV and Film. Our 3 year course offers a BA (Hons) Acting, validated by the University of Greenwich and accredited by the National Council of Drama Training. This is our third course aimed specifically at Deaf/BSL acting students.
Krazy Kat Theatre Company are specialists in visual, physical theatre who employ hearing and deaf/BSL using actors. Their work is targeted at both deaf and hearing audiences and they are a major innovator in Sign Language Arts. They have an excellent track record in leading workshops for deaf and hearing audiences nationally and internationally.
TV Acting Course
7 April – 11 April 2008 5 days
This is an introduction to acting for camera. Mornings will be spent learning about movement, mime, acting and improvisation - skills needed by the professional actor. The afternoon will be spent in the TV studio recording acting exercises, improvisations and working from TV scripts. A short showreel of work will be made available after the course has finished.
There are 12 places available (1 group) on this course. Students invited to take part on the course must be available for the entire course.
Theatre Acting Course
21 July – 31 July 2008 10 days
This is an introduction to acting for theatre. Mornings will be spent learning about movement, mime, acting and improvisation. The afternoon will be spent in rehearsal devising and rehearsing a short play. A performance of the play will happen in the ALRA theatre in the evening of the final day of the course.
There are 24 places available (2 groups) on this course. Students invited to take part on the course must be available for the entire course.
Who is it for?
Both courses are aimed at young people who are thinking about a career in professional theatre and television, with a view to vocational training. You must be between 16 – 25 years of age. You must be either a deaf/BSL user or a hearing/BSL user (Level 2 )
Who are the tutors?
All the tutors come from the professional world of theatre and television. Some work regularly with ALRA, some work regularly with Krazy Kat. Some will be deaf, some will be hearing.
What support will there be?
There will be BSL interpreters and support workers available at all times.
Where is the course taking place?
The courses are taking place at ALRA, which is housed in the Royal Victoria Patriotic Building, Wandsworth, London.
What does it cost?
The courses are subsidised by The Learning & Skills Council and are free to students invited to take part. However, a deposit of £85.00 will be charged to all successful applicants refundable upon completion of the course.
What if I live out of London?
We will provide accommodation.
How do I get on the courses?
Access to both courses is through audition/interview:
1 March 2008 for the TV acting course
17 May 2008 for Theatre Acting course
You will take part in a short theatre workshop, tell a 2 minute story by yourself and have an interview.
How do I apply?
Fill in the application form and email it to: enquiries@alra.co.uk
Or post it to:
ALRA
Studio 1
RVP Building
John Archer Way
London SW18 3SX
How do I get an application form?
download here: application form (word)
or email: enquiries@alra.co.uk
This anthology of poetry was just one of the things that came out of a Days Drama workshop at Pendragon School in Downham run by Celyn Jones and resulted in `a creative odyssey` that would span three years nd multiple art forms culminating in the production of the highest quality Drama, Music and Poetry. In Our Own Write, edited by Dino Jacovides, is an anthology of poetry produced by students of this specialist school. Dino Jacovides worked with twenty-four students, between the ages of 13 - 15, many of whom had learning disabilities.
ISBN 978 - 1906221 - 324
www.troubador.co.uk/matador
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