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MED Theatre Education

At MED Theatre we are currently engaged in an exciting period of development. We are looking forward to continuing and expanding contact with schools and young people across the South West. If you would like to know more, or are interested in booking any education projects, please contact our Education Officer, Carly Mays, using the email link at the bottom of this page, or call on 01647 441356.

Research Trip, Dartmoor, Summer School radio play, 2006

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Latest News...
  • Clyst Vale Community College  - a group of students from the college visited us on Dartmoor, Frdiay 2nd May, to launch their playwriting and film project about the transition to secondary school.  The group will work with MED Theatre until July, developing their own play and film.
  • NEXT Steps - the 14th May. We look forward to the final presentation by the community participants and students of the MA Applied Drama Course at Exeter University. The group formed in February this year, and has produced two original audio plays.
  • The Quest - Bovey Tracey Primary School Playwriting Programme for 2008.  The drama club at the school have successfully performed their own play, called The Quest.  The story explored family relationships, friendships, and learning to care for and help each other when two girls get lost on Dartmoor.

CONGRATULATIONS to our Wild Nights Young Company for winning a Frankie at the Young Motionplymouth Film Competition.

EDUCATION PROGRAMME 1 year old!  One year has passed since our Education Launch, and to celebrate we held a Community Ceilidh in Moretonhampstead Parish Hall on Saturday 26th January - it was great fun!  We have had a very busy year, and have really enjoyed getting to know lots of new schools, school pupils and other people through our projects.  We look forward to continuing the development in 2008.


HOT AIR!

Workshops for schools on climate change, explored through interactive theatre techniques are available. Based on our 2008 Community play - Hot Air, these workshops involve a fictional debate about renewable energy resources.  Please visit our pages on the play HOT AIR(click), for more information.

Photo by Jenny Steer

PROGRAMME LAUNCH

AND 18th BIRTHDAY PARTY

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The Miller's Tale at The Museum of Dartmoor Life, 2006

The Miller's Tale at The Museum of Dartmoor Life, 2006


The Snow People and The Glowing Rocks,

Bovey Tracey Primary School, 2007


The Children's Castle. Shooting the short film, 2007

 

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For further details, please contact MED Theatre Education Officer, Carly Mays