Bubble Wrap
(online series,
16th february - 10th march 2021)
connect and create with fun, free, weekly zoom sessions
for the over 65s
'Social, creative, entertaining...what more could you want?! And you don't even need to leave the house.'
'We might be stuck inside, but we can mentally escape with these kinds of things.'
'We might be stuck inside, but we can mentally escape with these kinds of things.'
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Fed up with shielding?
Wishing things could just get back to normal? Longing for some company? Wonderful Beast Theatre Company and Wardens Trust invite you to take part in fun, free, weekly Zoom sessions.
Free your mind from the confines of Covid Meet new people Enjoy being entertained with music, verse, stories and dance Create something wonderful together with our friendly artists We're inviting participants to secure their spot now! It's completely free to take part and all you'll need is access to a device that will allow you to run Zoom. You don't need to have done anything like this before - it's an opportunity to try something new, explore your creativity and socialise with others like you. For more information: call Alys at Wonderful Beast 01728 452 461 or email info@wonderfulbeast.co.uk |
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Dean ParkinA writer and poet who lives in Suffolk. Dean runs workshops for all ages – from primary school children to the over-nineties. He performs at festivals, venues and schools across the UK, and is the first poet to have appeared on BBC One performing a poem on the loo. |
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Anusha SubramanyamA dance maker, performer and teacher. Working with all ages and abilities, Anusha's workshops include Bollywood and Bharatanatyam dance. Anusha performs in theatres, museums, hospitals, and schools, and has been curating community festivals for several years. |
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hilary greatorexAn actor and storyteller. When she’s not acting for grown-ups in theatres or on TV, Hilary works in schools telling stories, running workshops and helping children create amazing things. In 2019 she played the title role in Wonderful Beast’s The Last Woodwose. |
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Martina schwarzA musician, composer, and choir leader. Martina plays accordion and ukulele, writes for theatre, film and dance, and performs for communities, schools and residential homes. She creates children’s songs and has released several songbooks and CDs. |
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about wardens trustWardens Trust is a charity offering arts-based facilities and services to local people otherwise unable to access them. In recent years it has hosted regular music and movement sessions, ‘Singing the Brain’, for people with dementia and their carers, hosting sessions at Wardens Hall, its base on the Suffolk coast. It has previously partnered with the English Touring Opera (ETO), Turtle Key Arts and Wonderful Beast. |
funders
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SCARFE FOUNDATION |
