Reveal Theatre is a professional award-winning company and aims to provide high quality accessible theatre for all.
News and Current Events - 9th March 2010
Reveal continues its position as Theatre Company in Residence at Keele University for 2009/10 Work with Keele in 2010 includes:
We are also delivering VOICE CLASSES for teachers across Shropshire and Staffordshire with actor Sean O’Callaghan throughout February. Read our recent feature in The Stage by Susan Elkin on our work with Keele
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New Theatre Companies to be launched!! Later this Spring Reveal Theatre will be working in partnership with a number of local organisations to lead a number of Disability Arts Theatre Companies across North Staffordshire. |
Reveal Theatre Company is very proud to be continuing this exciting community project combating racism and extremist views by promoting equality for everyone in Stoke-on-Trent. Further details can be found at http://www.gameonstaffs.comPractitioners Ellie Bott, Liz Fitzgerald-Taylor and Dominic Meir delivered form November through to Christmas. 2010 sees new practitioners joining the team as the work expands across the City. Parliamentary Under Secretary of State Sadiq Khan refers to the GAME ON project at the Hate Crime Showcase at the Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG). Julia Barton, Dominic Meir and Robert Marsden showcased GAME ON at the event at the invitation of the DCLG on Thursday 30th April 2009. read more here FUNDED BY Staffordshire Police and the Department of Communities and Local Government and partnered with Port Vale and Stoke City Football Clubs and association with PARINS. |
Voices of Arron
29th March – 1st April will see Reveal Theatre traveling to Arran to present a new piece of site specific documentary theatre exploring the Highland Clearances in association with Keele. |
Directed by Patrick Connellan Click here to go to the production webpage. Touring 26th April to 26th May Silent Anger is a new professional documentary play will be produced this Spring and Summer to support the Game On programme. Examining the rise of extremism in Stoke on Trent, this powerful piece of theatre will aim to break down barriers and challenge preconceptions. Touring to schools and theatres across Staffordshire. |
LONGTON REMEMBERED...
From January until July, Reveal Theatre will be working with Creative Partnerships / PiCL at Longton High School, Stoke on Trent.
Entitled Longton Remembered, a team of creative
artists
will be working with pupils to remember Longton High School and celebrate its past,
examine the present,
a look forward to the future |
Currently funded by Staffordshire Police and the Department of Communities and Local Government.