|
|
![]()
see contact information in our contact page or submit listing info. now via response form.
|
|
Category: ARTS |
|
<< Home << Arts home page << Drama/Theatre home | |||||
![]() | ||||||
|
Ref. no.
|
Description/contact info.
| Expires
|
| ATM/PL001 | A BOWL OF CHERRIES - LOOSECANNONZ LTD A Bowl of Cherries is a musical revue that looks at life through a cycle of plays and songs. This is observed by two theatre ghosts from the last war, Penny Riddle and Albert Farthing, who are trapped between this world and the next. The humorous and thought-provoking book is written by Carolyn Pertwee, with music from Ivor Novello Award-winning David Martin, songwriter of Can't Smile Without You. The plays and songs illustrate different aspects of life's bitter sweet experiences and take us on a journey from the cradle to the grave. Albert is tired of being in limbo and wants to move on, but is held back by Penny, who is in denial, believing she is still alive and waiting for her big theatrical moment. Their story unfolds through the evening, weaving in and out of the events contained in A Bowl of Cherries, concluding with their own dramatic denouement. This thoroughly entertaining revue is performed by eight versatile actors and musicians, and is devised and directed by Olivier Award-nominated Andrew C Wadsworth. The songs and plays are instantly accessible as they chart life's familiar dilemmas. A Bowl of Cherries has something for everyone. "We are launching the premiere of the musical at the Charing Cross Theatre - www.charingcrosstheatre.co.uk - in the West End of London in March 2012 for a four week run. We are looking for a sponsor. We think a company producing any cherry products like liquors, brandy and chocolates would be perfect for this. The theatre has a very buzzy bar/restaurant - we could promote their products at the VIP party on the first night and their logo could be on all our promotional material, including posters, flyers, programmes and websites. The show will be marketed by Jo Hutchison International - www.johutchison.com - and Mel Brown from Impressive PR - www.impressivepr.com/index/about-us/impressive-pr - will be doing the TV and magazine promotion. The star of the show will be a leading lady (yet to be cast). She will be beautiful, glamorous and a talented singer, dancer and actress. Her style will be 1940s musical theatre - she could well be the next face of a perfume or beauty product brand and would be a wonderful image with which to promote your company". Contact: Julie Samuel. Address: 28b Burfield Road, Old Windsor, Berkshire SL4 2RD. Tel.: 01753 855420. E-mail: samueldsm@aol.com. Click button to download more information from about A Bowl of Cherries (pdf format)
|
30th January, 2012 |
| ATM/PL002 | ![]() CHURCHILL - THE MUSICAL CHURCHILL - The Musical is a brand new stage show written by Derek Charles Ash and Trevor Holman, which portrays both the private and public life of Sir Winston Churchill, from his loving marriage to Clemmie, through to his retirement from all forms of public life. Sixteen brand new songs (demo CD available), each of which has been carefully crafted to create the appropriate musical feel, style and atmosphere, help portray not only the very loving relationship between Winston and Clemmie, but also show the great humour and razor sharp wit for which Winston was world renowned. The show presents an entertaining insight into both the public and private life of the man voted by the British public 'The Greatest Briton to have ever lived'. CHURCHILL - The Musical had its opening World Premiere Gala Night on Friday, 1st October, 2010. The writers and producers, both of whom live and work in the Algarve, decided that as the show was written and created in the Algarve it would be only right and proper to have the opening world premiere in the Algarve. Get in touch for details of future sponsorship opportunities. Contact: Trevor Holman. Address: Quinta do Retiro, Sitio Pés do Cerro 314Z, Moncarapacho, Algarve, Portugal. Tel.: 00351 917 010189. E-mail: trevor.holman@arc.eu.com. link to website
|
Ongoing |
| ATM/PL003 | CLOUDCUCKOOLAND/OP PRODUCTION Cloudcuckooland is a music theatre comedy for kids and their families. It's riotous, funny and a touch irreverent, but carries a serious message about not messing up the planet. It's performed by six actor musicians who play twenty-two instruments between them; the musicianship is stunning and a great inspiration for kids. It was created in the Spring of 2008 with an initial one-off grant from the Onassis Programme and toured the UK, then played for a month at the Edinburgh Festival. It got excellent reviews, much feature coverage and was nominated for the Total Theatre Awards. The Observer picked it in its top seven pieces of theatre at the Edinburgh Festival from thousand of shows. Most importantly, for the company, it has fabulous feedback from kids, parents and teachers. The story follows an attempt by the birds to take revenge on humans for trashing their habitats. It features a gallery of beautiful and hilarious bird characters (the trombone-playing flamingo on stilts, and the trumpeting dodo with his zimmer frame) and culminates in the chickens trying to roast Gordon Brown for Sunday lunch unless he agrees to their climate change demands. The whole project aims to be ecologically sound and practice the message it preaches, but with with wit and humility. The company was helped in the creation of the show by a number of organisations, from the RSPB to the Carbon Trust. Many programmers from the UK and worldwide saw the show in Edinburgh and want to book it. One commented: 'I just wanted to say how impressed I was with Cloudcuckooland in Edinburgh. I thought it was unique, exciting and streets ahead of all the other children's shows at the Fringe'. The company would love to take the show to more kids around the UK and the world (together with a programme of workshops and participation events). However, they need a sponsor to be able to do that. They envisage this will be a company whose priorities are children getting involved in music and the arts and/or spreading a message of ecological responsibility in a fun way. The company can Put the sponsors name and logo on all print, adverts, press releases, mailings, posters, etc. distribute flyers/product samples with their mailings and at events have display material in foyers include adverts in their programme host the sponsor's guests, with complementary tickets and entertainment opportunities and be extremely grateful! The project is managed by Helen Eastman at OP Production Ltd.. Helen has a strong track record in producing and managing large scale arts events and UK and international touring. "We have raised a proportion of funds needed from donations (donors include Dame Judy Dench and Nobel Laureate Seamus Heaney) but need to secure £10,000 of sponsorship. We hope to find a great working relationship with a new sponsor". Further information, a selection of photos and reviews and examples of previous print and programmes are available on request. Contact: Helen Eastman. Address: 17 Shorts Gardens, London WC2H 9AT. Tel.: 07770 277812 or 020 7836 6798. E-mail: helen.eastman@classics.ox.ac.uk
|
Ongoing |
| TM/PL004 | ![]() DISCO INFERNO PRODUCTIONS LTD. For almost a decade Disco Inferno, the devilish 'seventies musical (written by London-based author, Jai Sepple) has been captivating audiences and taking the world of amateur theatre by storm. Performed in over thirty countries, translated into countless languages and represented by the world's leading theatre publishers, this international, critically-acclaimed phenomenon has never had a professional showing ... until now. One of the UK's leading producers now plans to bring this spellbinding musical to the professional stage in Autumn 2012 for a major 16-week UK tour. Four celebrities will be joining the hugely talented supporting cast - Sinitta, Sam Attwater, Dani Harmer and Leslie Grantham. "This is your opportunity to get involved in the most anticipated musical theatre production of 2012. Corporate involvement in Disco Inferno will not only provide you and your company with an invaluable opportunity to reach a captive audience in excess of 120,000 people, who will directly attend performances, but also the potential to reach millions more people around the UK through exposure to the extensive national PR and marketing programme that is scheduled for the coming months - this will include both national and local radio and television coverage. As well as the wide-ranging publicity that such a high-profile production will generate for you and your organisation, we are also offering corporate hospitality opportunities for you, your staff and your clients. 'This musical is a guaranteed hit ... a night to remember and one not to be missed'". Contact: Jai Sepple, Author/Producer. Tel.: 0779 1159669. E-mail: info@discoinfernothemusical.com. link to websiteClick button to download more information from Disco Inferno Productions Ltd (pdf format)
|
Ongoing |
| ATM/PL005 | DRAMARAMA MUSIC & DRAMA CLUB Dramarama is a community youth drama organisation. It works with children within the local community, giving them something to do in the evenings and with the aim of getting the children off the streets and helping them to build confidence and team building experience. All staff work on a voluntary basis and all funds come from government grants and fundraising events. The club is looking for sponsors who are willing to help in a variety of different ways - either through one-off or regular donations, in order for the children to buy much needed equipment, or by donation of the equipment itself. In exchange the club offers to add the donating company's logo to all of its advertising leaflets and any event posters or public paperwork, along with a notice attached to the equipment donated stating that the item was generously donated by the sponsor in question. Its current needs and requirements are as follows music mixing software theatrical lighting system scenery and staging equipment. They are also in the process of planning a family fun day during the summer holidays for the children in the area and require various pieces of equipment for the activities they have planned. These are marquees x 2, 3m x 3m art and craft equipment bouncy castle ball pit and balls trampoline face painting equipment outdoor gaming equipment (hula hoops, skittles, giant board games, etc.) large catering tea urn large sponges (wet sponge throwing). "Any further questions are welcome - please do not hesitate to contact me. Many thanks in advance". Contact: Mrs Gemma French, Chairperson. Address: 25 Eaden Crescent, Hoyland, Barnsley S74 9RH. Tel.: 01226 741592. E-mail: Dramarama@hotmail.com.
|
Ongoing |
| ATM/PL006 | ![]() THE HAPPY GANG The Happy Gang boasts a position as Scotland’s most admired children's TV and theatre company. With a BAFTA-nominated BBC TV series, videos on high street shelves, a fantastic child-friendly website and nationwide theatre tours, The Happy Gang has been an extraordinary success story over the last eight years. The company image is positive, fun and modern, with a reputation for providing quality goods and services at good value for money. The productions are a “musical adventure for children - and their parents", following a strong, well-established format. Tours visit most major Scottish towns and cities, remote areas including Argyll and the Highlands, plus some southern UK venues. The Gang has also made festival appearances in Eire, Northern Ireland and Wales. Performances often give many children their first experience of live theatre and The Happy Gang estimates that an audience of around 90,000 people per year watch their shows, and that doesn’t include their BBC viewing figures! The audience are primarily children aged 2-8 and parents/carers aged 25-45. The company profile is promoted via a broad publicity/advertising campaign, media liaison, print distribution, website and personal appearances. A direct mail campaign targets over 11,000 families across the UK. Association with The Happy Gang offers a high level of exposure to families across Scotland and package benefits may include: brand related competitions and offers for customers; on-site brand presence at theatres and public appearances; media access and coverage through competitions offering branded prizes in national and local press and radio with the widest possible utilisation of brand logo(s).Contact: Richard or Susan Heggie. Address: The Happy Gang, 41 Argyle Place, Edinburgh EH9 1JT. Tel.: 0131 228 5566. Fax: 0131 228 5577. E-mail: richard@happygang.co.uk link to website Current opportunities The Happy Gang are open to all forms of sponsorship, including in-kind support, specific support for a tour (eg 3 month summer tour or three week Edinburgh Festival Fringe), ongoing arrangements or small scale associations, eg for newsletter or video production. They would also welcome enquiries from local authorities or community groups interested in forming partnerships to seek funding from third party sources.
Previous sponsors: Scottish Hydro-Electric; McCain Foods; Keppel Publishing
|
Ongoing |
| ATM/PL007 | ![]() LUSTY GLAZE BEACH Lusty Glaze Beach is a perfect horseshoe shaped cove nestled at the north end of Newquay Bay. It has an adventure centre with surf school and zip wire abseiling all from the 120 foot high cliffs that surround it. "We have an amazing bar and restaurant that has been voted Top 10 beach bar in Europe by Orange Mobile. This gives us the perfect backdrop for our events. We have everything from live music featuring REEF and the John Butler Trio to the only beach Theatre Night on the north coast of Cornwall. In addition we have beach sports, such as our famous tag rugby event - which is run in tandem with the RFU over the August Bank Holiday weekend - and surf contests such as the flying fish retro event; and brand new for 2011 is the UK's first exclusively Tow-At surf event called "Night Flight", run in partnership with the UK's top surf magazine, Carve. We are opening up new avenues with our events and are looking for partner brands who want to add something different and new to their events portfolio. Please contact us". Contact: Nick Webb, Marketing Manager. Address: Lusty Glaze Beach, Lusty Glaze Road, Newquay TR7 3BL. Tel.: 07990 513694. E-mail: nick@barefeetpromotions.com. link to websiteClick button to download more information from Lusty Glaze Beach (pdf format)
| Ongoing |
| ATM/PL008 | ![]() THE MILL AT SONNING THEATRE LTD. The Mill at Sonning, the delightful and highly successful dinner theatre, has a very exciting late summer/autumn season planned! A Sentimental Journey - The Story of Doris Day is returning for six magical weeks! This musical extravaganza was first staged at The Mill and last year transferred to London to much acclaim. The Hollywood Reporter, no less, described the show as "Dazzling!" Prior to this, in August 2011, the show will be travelling to the world-renowned Edinburgh International Festival. "In October, we are delighted to announce the World Premiere of Raymond Chandler's The Big Sleep, adapted for the stage by Alvin Rakoff and John D. Rakoff. To help us with these two thrilling productions, The Mill warmly invites you to become a sponsor. In return we can offer a range of first class benefits (see list below) for you or your company. They could be used as gifts to friends or for entertaining clients". Contact: Sally Hughes, Managing Director. Address: The Mill at Sonning Theatre Ltd., Sonning Eye, Sonning, Reading RG4 6TY. Tel.: 0118 969 6039. E-mail: sonningmill@hotmail.co.uk link to website
Benefits
|
December 2011 |
| ATM/PL009 | ![]() STARDREAMS MUSICAL THEATRE COMPANY Stardreams Musical Theatre Company is the dream of Robert Edmunds, who has been a musical director with several theatre companies throughout South Wales for the past twenty years. His aim is to bring together the very best in natural talent to create a musical theatre company like no other, and to provide opportunities for the young people of Wales who have always dreamed of being a star. "As Stardreams Musical Theatre Company prepares to mount another exciting production", says Robert, "I would like to extend an invitation to you to join us in a partnership that will benefit your company in a number of ways. The company is a professionally run organisation which stages two productions a year and gives young people a chance to participate in the development of professional-quality musical theatre. Our past productions have a history of being smash hit shows, and consistently play to very good houses. We have a range of excellent sponsorship packages available. Why not take a look at what we do!" Contact: Robert Edmunds, Founder and Musical Director. Address: 49 Tyntyla Avenue, Ystrad, Rhondda Cynon Taff, CF41 7SU. Tel.: 01443 439466. E-mail: robertstardreams@googlemail.com. link to website
|
Ongoing |
| ATM/PL010 | ![]() TAKE 2 THEATRE SCHOOL Take 2 Theatre School is a South Yorkshire based theatre school offering children and young people the opportunity to gain confidence and develop their skills through performing arts. "Our groups are aged from 3 to 19 and we have workshops in dance, drama and musical theatre. We are seeking sponsors to help with the costs of putting on shows at the theatre, hiring costumes and musicians and the costs of publicity for the productions, eg posters, leaflets, T Shirts. We charge minimal fees to our members as we want everyone in the community to be able to afford to access our sessions; but this means there are few funds left to pay for the costs involved in putting on a show". Contact: Julie Cooper. Address: Take 2 Theatre School, 311 Sheffield Road, Birdwell, Barnsley S70 5TU. Tel.: 01226 744442. E-mail: julieacooper@fsmail.net link to website
|
Ongoing |
| ATM/PL011 | ![]() THEATRE PRODUCTIONS LIMITED Sponsorship packages associated with the shows offered by Theatre Productions Limited represent exceptionally good value, with extensive brand promotion to their audiences and beyond, as well as VIP corporate hospitality options. All the shows have proven popular, with up to six successful previous tours. Sponsorship funding will allow the company to increase its external promotion to the public, drawing in bigger audiences, all the while promoting the sponsor's brand. The company has five shows touring large and medium venues across the UK and Ireland, appealing to different demographic groups and reaching annual audiences from 15,000 to 144,000. Potential sponsors can choose which show is the best fit for their brand image and objectives. Theatre Productions Ltd is one of the UK's leading production companies, with combined experience of over a hundred years of producing first class shows. Sponsorship packages are available from £7,500. "Make your brand part of a hundred great nights out". Contact: Steve Hood, Partnerships Manager. Address: Linton House, 1 High Street, Linton, Derbyshire DE12 6QL. Tel.: 079 30319790. E-mail: steve@outlinks.co.uk. link to website Current opportunities
Christmas Crooners
Over the Rainbow
The Naked Truth
Viennese Strauss Gala
The Extra Factor
|
Ongoing |
| ATM/PL012 | ![]() THEATRO TRANSCENDENTAL Theatro Transcendental offers a fresh yet concurrently ancient technique, in which theatre as an art form is used in order to educate and alter human consciousness. Through the use of sound, rhythm, movement and visual imagery, Theatro Transcendental aims to awaken ancient memories, to reveal to the viewers things which they have collectively forgotten. "The themes of our productions rise from eastern and Greek philosophy, spiritual truths and traditions and modern psychology, while the performers operate as artistic examples of how we can practically utilise philosophical and psychological theories in our everyday lives. Our first production, The Room of Unlimited Possibilities, after a sold-out run in Cyprus (where we are based), proved that our endeavour could not only succeed as a piece of theatre, but that it is possible for theatre to go beyond entertainment to become a transformational experience about life and change. We participated at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2011. We have a great deal to offer sponsors interested in advertising in both Edinburgh and Cyprus, including logo exposure in Cyprus’ third leading newspaper, Politis, as well as several Cypriot magazines. Our leaflets and posters will also be widely distributed in both countries, and your logo will be featured on all of our advertising material. Our website will display your logo, and a description of what your company offers, and this information will also be sent to our mailing list, which exceeds 1,000 members and grows daily. All interviews, including television, internet and radio related to the project will mention your contribution. We can also offer free workshops, performances and yoga classes to your company members, subject to the offer made, and whether or not this is practically possible for us. We will accept no more than three sponsors, in order for us to offer as much exposure as possible. Alternatively, in order to become our sole sponsors, the full amount we would require is £5,000, which would enable us to give your company maximum and far more exclusive exposure". Contact: Eleni Cosma. Address: 19 Eleonon Strovolos, PO Box 23535, Nicosia, Cyprus 1684. Tel.: +35799832370. E-mail: artforchange@cytanet.com.cy. link to website
|
Ongoing |
| ATM/PL013 | ![]() WEST END KIDS West End Kids is a unique centre of excellence based in London for young performers aged 10-18 who show exceptional talent and dedication in musical theatre and the performing arts. In turn, the company provides the "Kids" with challenging performance experiences via workshop style coaching. Since its creation in 2001, West End Kids has provided dedicated students with all the tools they need to progress into outstanding performers, with focus on singing, choreography, attitude, mental-toughness, work ethic and expectation. West End Kids is very proud of the fact that a very high proportion of its pupils have successfully applied to the performing arts school/college of their choice including the Brits School, Sylvia Young and Mountview. Furthermore when its students move into work professionally, there is no shock to the system as they have been working to the same standards for years. This makes the transition smooth for them and ensures they are a pleasure for directors to work with. Recently, a West End Kid, Holly-Anne Hull, won the Disney Channel's prestigious My Camp Rock competition. This was a great honour for both West End Kids and its Managing Director Martin Williams, who has provided personal vocal tuition to Holly-Anne for many years. Moreover, Holly-Anne displayed perfectly the standards that all West End Kids aspire to and indeed achieve. West End Kids is very active in using many forms of the media both for communication with its pupils and promotion of the company. Its website www.westendkids.co.uk receives 120,000 hits per year. West End Kids is also very active in Facebook and YouTube where it publicises its various activities and performances and as a consequence has a loyal following of thousands of fans throughout the world. The cost of running West End Kids is, not surprisingly, very expensive. In particular, London rehearsal venues are not cheap, therefore the company faces constant financial constraints. On the other hand the company is committed to providing professional advanced coaching to young performers with talent, regardless of financial circumstance. Faced with this persistent financial conundrum, West End Kids is looking for sponsorship of its rehearsal overheads so that it can continue to offer its current first class coaching programme to young musical theatre talent rather than restrict it merely to those who can afford it. West End Kids is confident that sponsors of the company will benefit from its growing national recognition via the ever-increasing demand for public performances, open workshops and media promotion. Indeed, this is a wonderful opportunity for a sponsor to gain excellent publicity, especially within the youth sector as West End Kids would be looking to promote the sponsor's name at all its events throughout the year. Over the last twelve months, the West End Kids brand was seen by in excess of 300,000 consumers. If such sponsorship fits in with your profile in this sector West End Kids would be delighted to discuss this matter. Contact: Mrs Julie-Ann Harris. Address: 36 Chestnut Avenue, Coney Hall, West Wickhem BR4 9ES. Tel.: 020 8123 2025. E-mail: julie.harris@westendkids.co.uk link to website
|
Ongoing |
|
|
||
|
Ref. no.
|
Description/contact info.
| Expires
|
| ATM/001 | BELOW STAIRS MUSICAL (for cancer research) Below Stairs, premièred in May 2002 in Chesham to excellent reviews. Emulating the Peter Pan/Great Ormond Street link, all stagings now generate money for Cancer Research UK, as a thankyou from the composer who kept sane by creating the show through successive major cancer surgery on the colon, liver and lung. The aim now is to mount a more ambitious production at a large theatre, with upfront sponsorship allowing all box office receipts to go to the charity. The resulting high-profile exposure, backed by professional-quality DVD and CD, will then stimulate the UK amdram circuit to put the show on, thus generating a stream of cash in the future for the charity. Below Stairs is a tuneful, feel-good musical set in 1914 at the outbreak of WW1, with a leading female role that surpasses Eliza Dolittle. The website www.BelowStairsShow.com gives full and updated details of the show's history, plot, rave reviews, cast demands and so on. Scores and libs are available for assessment hire. Videos of the first and fourth productions show how the musical has been polished, sound extracts being available at www.tunes.belowstairsshow.com. Among the show's fans are BBC newsreader Patrick Lunt, who augmented the chorus sound in the first production, and actor/writer Simon Williams (Major Bellamy in TV's Upstairs, Downstairs), who describes the show as fabulous. Sponsors of the proposed large-scale charity production will see their money doubled for cancer research, delight audiences with a feel-good show with memorable tunes and create a stimulus for other amateur operatic societies to stage the work to benefit charity. Contact: Alan Lewis. Address: 16 Battingswood Gardens, Naphill, High Wycombe HP14 4SR. Tel.: 01494 564512. E-mail: belowstairsshow@aol.com link to website
|
Ongoing |
| ATM/002 | ENCORE THEATRE PRODUCTIONS Encore Theatre Productions will be staging the hit off-Broadway comedy musical "I Love You, You're Perfect ... Now Change!" in February 2012 for a week long run in London. In the second-longest running off-Broadway show of all time, a small cast of comedy actors examine the hilarious journey of life's romantic relationships, from the very first date, to marriage and bringing up a family, to growing old together disgracefully! Sponsors for "I Love You, You're Perfect ... Now Change!" will have generous programme and poster placements, plus hospitality options during the show itself, including guest seating and opportunities to meet the cast and musicians. Encore Theatre Productions are looking for small investors, who would like to sponsor this artistic comedy endeavour for between £500 and £1,000. Sponsorship is needed in order to pay for up front royalties, theatre hire and public liability insurance. "Do get in touch if you would like to discuss our venture further!" Contact: Gareth Cheesman. Address: 31 Nursery Fields, Sawbridgeworth, Hertfordshire CM21 0DH. Tel.: 07989586906. E-mail: gareth.cheesman@gmail.com.
|
Ongoing |
| ATM/003 | INSTITUTE OF CONTEMPORARY ARTS The ICA programme incorporates all aspects of visual art - design, digital art, photography - as well as theatre, live music, education, networking events, club nights and talks, managing not only to uphold distinctive identities for each genre but also reflecting the multi-disciplinary sensibility which characterises the organisation. There are many opportunities for corporate partners to support the ICA through sponsorship, from one-off events and bespoke projects, through to partnership on major exhibitions. The ICA prides itself on working very closely with its partners, tailoring packages to meet their objectives and budget. Contact: Rosie Allerhand. Address: The Mall, London SW1Y 5AH. Tel.: 020 7766 1414. E-mail: rosie@ica.org.uk link to website Sponsorship of the ICA provides opportunities for companies to: Align themselves with London's most cutting edge and diverse arts institution Access artists and the ICA's creative networks Access a diverse target market Support a renowned cultural institution thereby receiving substantial exposure and acknowledgement Market their brand with targeted publicity and press campaigns including national and international press Make use of the ICA building in unique ways Entertain clients and employees Evaluate projects
|
Ongoing |
| ATM/004 | ROBERT HYLTON URBAN CLASSICISM Robert Hylton Urban Classicism (RHUC) produce, perform and educate through hip hop, contemporary dance, music, theatre and film, to enrich people through shared culture, life long learning and new experience. RHUC's left of centre approach to hip hop, theatre, film and contemporary dance choreography has carved a company whose work is groundbreaking, accessible and thought-provoking. RHUC was born in 1999 from an idea of returning to a form of expression experienced by Robert Hylton. This, coupled with newly found techniques, direction and ongoing discipline, gave Robert a basis for Urban Classicism. Today RHUC is much more than that early vision of fusion that Robert held: it is a foundation for the future of the next generation whose hearts and dreams also reside within the realms of hip hop, contemporary dance, theatre, education and film. RHUC now boasts core staff, performers, technical staff and some twenty collaborators and followers, with supporters and clients from around the UK and the world. RHUC tours have included small to middle-scale theatres throughout the UK over its lifespan, with its reputation having spread as far afield as Australia, New Zealand, Bangkok, Indonesia, Taiwan, Belgium, Copenhagen, Cyprus, Holland, Italy, Mozambique, South Africa, Lithuania, Prague, Zagreb and Cuba. UK venues include the South Bank Centre, Robin Howard Theatre, The Place, Lilian Baylis - Sadlers Wells and LABAN. RHUC has drawn audiences and participants from all cultural backgrounds and age groups, its eclectic style attracting from the ages of eight to eighty years old. Past sponsors, commissioners and supporters include the South Bank Centre, the National Gallery, LABAN and Vestax Europe. "This young hip-hop artist uses a mix of forms to take dance to entertaining and dramatic new places", The Times, UK; "The six dancers swagger about both in formation and with solo turns, showcasing kicks, backspins and improbably angled headstands", The Guardian, UK; "The meeting of two dance cultures, with each successfully crossing the other's boundaries", The Jakarta Post, Indonesia. RHUC is seeking to engage with commercial partners in a manner that creates cultural, social, educational and financial opportunities. Contact: Rajpal Pardesi, Senior Manager. Address: Office 3, The Cottages, Laban, Creekside, London SE8 3DZ. Tel.: +44 (0) 208 469 4900. Fax: +44 (0) 208 469 4909. E-mail: raj@urbanclassicism.com. link to website
|
Ongoing |
| ATM/004 | ROYAL CENTRE, NOTTINGHAM The Royal Centre offers the opportunity to sponsor productions at the Theatre Royal Nottingham. Productions can range from one to seven weeks in duration and cover a variety of art forms, including drama, comedy, dance, musicals and family shows. With such a broad spectrum of productions, the theatre is usually able to tailor its packages to meet sponsors' specific target market needs. Corporate and individual support plays a vital role in maintaining the Theatre Royal and Royal Concert Hall's impressive reputation as the finest venues in the East Midlands region. "At the heart of all our sponsorship agreements are your business objectives. We will work with you to develop a successful, mutually rewarding and creative sponsorship package that deliver measurable results. Sponsorship opportunities could include a whole season of productions a specific show or performance most relevant to your customers an education or community event a classical concert or season an area of the building you may also consider an association through in-kind support. Further information on the forthcoming show programme and the cost of specific sponsorship opportunities is available. Contact: Helen Battersby. Address: Royal Centre, Theatre Square, Nottingham NG1 5ND. Tel.: 0115-989-5505. Fax: 0115-989-5602. E-mail: helen.battersby@nottinghamcity.gov.uk link to website
|
Ongoing |