Runaway Moon and Grindrod School students present...
Listen To Your Gut - A Grindrod School Project
Wednesday April 25th at 10:25 am - One More Performance Left
"Such a great show. Congratulations to the staff, students and artistic team." - Laura Jameson
Everyone is invited to a come and find out what students have been learning at Grindrod School … our final “Listen to Your Gut” performance will take place on Wednesday April 25th at 10:25 am. You’ll find out things about your insides that you’ve probably never known, as you follow the Story of a Sandwich.
The hosts of this event are all the children in the school, who’ve been working with their teachers, with Runaway Moon artists, and with our local Public Health Nurse to understand what goes on all day every day to keep us growing and healthy.
Grindrod Elementary School is grateful to Artstarts in Schools and Interior Health for making this possible. The school is located at 263 Carlin St, Grindrod, BC (Click here for Google Map)
Listen To Your Gut - A Grindrod School Project
Wednesday April 25th at 10:25 am - One More Performance Left
"Such a great show. Congratulations to the staff, students and artistic team." - Laura Jameson
Everyone is invited to a come and find out what students have been learning at Grindrod School … our final “Listen to Your Gut” performance will take place on Wednesday April 25th at 10:25 am. You’ll find out things about your insides that you’ve probably never known, as you follow the Story of a Sandwich.
The hosts of this event are all the children in the school, who’ve been working with their teachers, with Runaway Moon artists, and with our local Public Health Nurse to understand what goes on all day every day to keep us growing and healthy.
Grindrod Elementary School is grateful to Artstarts in Schools and Interior Health for making this possible. The school is located at 263 Carlin St, Grindrod, BC (Click here for Google Map)
Runaway Moon Theatre presents...
How Did You Get Here? - New Performers
*** THE PREVIOUSLY ANNOUNCED PERFORMANCES HAVE BEEN POSTPONED TO A LATER DATE TBA - SORRY FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE ***
Runaway Moon invites you come and enjoy the third installment of “How Did You Get Here?” mini-theatre performances. This time, Sue Vignola, Mia Brooks, Hazel Tiefenbach and Ross Fedy will tell about how they got here, as well as one or two others. Help us welcome puppeteer Tim Gosley who is co-directing the mini-theatre shows, along with Cathy Stubington and Lorna Tureski.
The performance is intended primarily for adults but children are welcome to come with an adult. While you are here, you can visit the Puppet Museum, and have a cup of tea. Entrance is by donation. Curly Willow Farm is at 130 Tomkinson Rd, Grindrod, BC (click here for Google Map)
“How Did You Get Here” is a growing collection of stories, each told in a different way by a different person in answer to that question. We are developing more and more of these stories, through which we will gain a special understanding of what it means to live here now. Please let us know if you’d like to take part!
We are grateful to the Canada Council for the Arts for making this project possible.
How Did You Get Here? - New Performers
*** THE PREVIOUSLY ANNOUNCED PERFORMANCES HAVE BEEN POSTPONED TO A LATER DATE TBA - SORRY FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE ***
Runaway Moon invites you come and enjoy the third installment of “How Did You Get Here?” mini-theatre performances. This time, Sue Vignola, Mia Brooks, Hazel Tiefenbach and Ross Fedy will tell about how they got here, as well as one or two others. Help us welcome puppeteer Tim Gosley who is co-directing the mini-theatre shows, along with Cathy Stubington and Lorna Tureski.
The performance is intended primarily for adults but children are welcome to come with an adult. While you are here, you can visit the Puppet Museum, and have a cup of tea. Entrance is by donation. Curly Willow Farm is at 130 Tomkinson Rd, Grindrod, BC (click here for Google Map)
“How Did You Get Here” is a growing collection of stories, each told in a different way by a different person in answer to that question. We are developing more and more of these stories, through which we will gain a special understanding of what it means to live here now. Please let us know if you’d like to take part!
We are grateful to the Canada Council for the Arts for making this project possible.
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Birds Take Flight
Local birds are returning to their spring nesting grounds and walks along the river are now greeted by the chorus of song birds and ducks alike. Runaway Moon Theatre is encouraging locals who dabble in the hobby of bird watching and those who are looking for a bit of adventure to join in the bird stilt flock. Flocks are forming across BC, who are learning about their local birds and exploring the art of being a bird (especially while on stilts). All this is in preparation for a migration in August to Vancouver for the International Ornithological Conference and Bird Celebration. Any interested individuals or groups are encouraged to contact info@runawaymoon.org to get connected with their flock. Fledglings start to take flight in May.
Birds Take Flight
Local birds are returning to their spring nesting grounds and walks along the river are now greeted by the chorus of song birds and ducks alike. Runaway Moon Theatre is encouraging locals who dabble in the hobby of bird watching and those who are looking for a bit of adventure to join in the bird stilt flock. Flocks are forming across BC, who are learning about their local birds and exploring the art of being a bird (especially while on stilts). All this is in preparation for a migration in August to Vancouver for the International Ornithological Conference and Bird Celebration. Any interested individuals or groups are encouraged to contact info@runawaymoon.org to get connected with their flock. Fledglings start to take flight in May.
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Runaway Moon is generously supported by: the Canada Council for the Arts, the Province of British Columbia, the British Columbia Arts Council and the Hamber Foundation.
Runaway Moon is generously supported by: the Canada Council for the Arts, the Province of British Columbia, the British Columbia Arts Council and the Hamber Foundation.
Last fall, Runaway Moon remounted our puppet play with professional actors called "21 Ways To Make The World Last Longer". Here are some photos from that show...
Photos by D. Craig
Photo by Cathy Stubington
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