The Storytelling Southeast festival which is due to take place in Dungarvan from 26 to 30 September 2012 has launched it's very own "Teen Book Club".
In anticipation of the upcoming literature events, the festival will have its very own Teen Book Club running over the summer season.The festival is inviting teens interested in joining the book club to contact them. Over the summer months two books will be introduced and discussed and during the festival the authors of both books will be in Dungarvan. Offering the members of the Teens Book Club the opportunity to meet the writers and chat about the work.
Interested teens (from 12 to 15) can contact the festival at info@storytellingsoutheast.com details of an initial club meeting - due to take place in mid-July - will be announced shortly.
Storytelling Southeast remains committed to bringing the festival experience to young audiences in the wider community. Over the last weekend of September there will be an abundance of activities and events. Many of those free of charge. Full details will be announced the 2nd week of August. Stay tuned....
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Thursday, June 7, 2012
Letter to Principals and Teachers
Mindful of the importance of storytelling as an educational tool, the festival has tailored a programme and wide range of performances for pupils in both primary and secondary schools. Stay tuned for a full list.
SNEAK PREVIEW
Performances for primary schools
Niall de Búrca, Wobbly Circus, Alan Murphy
and many more ...
Film screenings for secondary schools
Inside I’m Dancing, Cinema Paradiso
and much more ...
Meet the writers
Judi Curtin, Annabel Pitcher
and many more ...
Coming to a theatre near you
or straight into your class rooms
and much more ...
Booking instructions, contact details and e-mail address will be included in the follow-up form we will send to schools the last week of August. Bookings will be on a first come first serve basis. Capacity and age group for each event will be indicated. These events are strictly for schools only and cannot be booked by the general public. The events will be non-ticketed. Some of the artists, writers, performers will take part in other events during the festival. Full details will be available mid August.
Storytelling Southeast remains committed to bringing the festival experience to young audiences in the wider community. Over the last weekend of September there will be an abundance of activities and events. Many of those free of charge.
But now it’s time for a summer break. So this is merely a sneak preview. Expect more info and a booking form in the post late August.
Meanwhile enjoy your well deserved break.
Download our sneak preview in Adobe pdf format
SNEAK PREVIEW
Performances for primary schools
Niall de Búrca, Wobbly Circus, Alan Murphy
and many more ...
Film screenings for secondary schools
Inside I’m Dancing, Cinema Paradiso
and much more ...
Meet the writers
Judi Curtin, Annabel Pitcher
and many more ...
Coming to a theatre near you
or straight into your class rooms
and much more ...
Booking instructions, contact details and e-mail address will be included in the follow-up form we will send to schools the last week of August. Bookings will be on a first come first serve basis. Capacity and age group for each event will be indicated. These events are strictly for schools only and cannot be booked by the general public. The events will be non-ticketed. Some of the artists, writers, performers will take part in other events during the festival. Full details will be available mid August.
Storytelling Southeast remains committed to bringing the festival experience to young audiences in the wider community. Over the last weekend of September there will be an abundance of activities and events. Many of those free of charge.
But now it’s time for a summer break. So this is merely a sneak preview. Expect more info and a booking form in the post late August.
Meanwhile enjoy your well deserved break.
Download our sneak preview in Adobe pdf format
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