Edible, Gustatory Theatre, Spoken Word & Dance.’Tasting Colour’, with a (VI)/Inclusive focus, plays with tasty colour poetics.Creative Director @AmyNeilsonSmith
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ALT Shirley - Female, early 50s. Shirley was Head of English at a rough comprehensive, has two selfish sons (her words) - both live miles away. Shirley is a wheelchair user, she is paralysed from the waist down. She fell off the ladder in the school library and broke her back -fifteen years ago. She didn’t see her husband for dust. Shirley’s tongue is her lethal weapon. Henna - Female, 18 - 25. Trainee nurse. Woke, but not living her life according to a script. Henna doesn’t have to be Northern. She was raised Hindu, but she’s a fervent atheist. Performance dates: 26 April - 10 May Rehearsals: 3 organised around availability Pay: Profit share (ACE bid pending) Casting day: 30 March This is a Manchester-based project. Vignettes is female-led, with a focus on safety, joy, community and growth. We want to work with creatives who thrive in collaborative environments. Please send applications to [email protected]
ALT A theatre full of people watch performers in a line at the front of the stage
ALT A performer shares her poem using her phone as a prompt
ALT A performer share her poem using her phone as a prompt
ALT A theatre full of people looks at the performers who are ready centre stage
ALT This is a sensory workshop scene, with five participants. In the foreground a white woman with blonde curly hair (Creative Director Amy Neilson Smith) holds a camera towards a black man (VI associating), with black glasses. On the table there are sensory tastes and smells, including green mint, black olives and red chilli. To the left, Associate Artist Gustavo Dias, turns to listen to the sensory conversation.
ALT This is a sensory workshop scene, with five participants. In the foreground a white woman with blonde curly hair (Creative Director Amy Neilson Smith) holds a camera towards a black man (VI associating), with black glasses. On the table there are sensory tastes and smells, including green mint, black olives and red chilli. To the left, Associate Artist Gustavo Dias, turns to listen to the sensory conversation.
