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Go Dance 10

The 4th collaboration between Gilmore Productions and Maryhill Integration Network will be performed at Glasgow City Chambers as part of the Ethnic Minority Youth Awards and again as part of Go Dance at the Theatre Royal on 27th January 2010. The piece was created and is performed by professional dancers and musicians alongside an international cast of asylum seekers and refugees, children and local residents from Glasgow. Using songs, music, original poetry and dance they explored the question of when and if your second home becomes your first.

Go Dance Website

 


One up one down spring tour dates 2010

One Up One Down production information

Date & Time

Venue

Phone

Website

Sat 20 February 7.30pm

Catstrand, New Galloway

01644 420374

www.catstrand.com

Wed 24 February 7.30pm

Platform, Glasgow

0141 276 9696

www.platform-online.co.uk

Thurs 25 February 7.30pm

FTH,  Falkirk

01324 506850

www.falkirk.gov.uk/cultural

Sat 27 February 7.30pm

Woodend Barn, Banchory

01330 825431

www.woodendbarn.co.uk

Thurs 4 March 7.30pm

ARC, Stockton on Tees

01642 525199

www.arconline.co.uk

Sat 6 March 7.30pm

Brunton Theatre, Musselburgh

0131 665 2240

www.bruntontheatre.co.uk

Fri 12 March 7.30pm

Norden Farm Centre for the Arts, Maidenhead

01628 788997

www.nordenfarm.org

Sat 13 March 8.00pm

Prema, Gloucestershire

01453 860703

www.prema.demon.co.uk

Fri 19 March 7.30pm

Macphail Theatre, Ullapool

01854 613336

www.macphailcentre.co.uk

Sat 20 March 7.30pm

Universal Hall, Findhorn

01309 690110

www.thebooth.co.uk
www.universalhall.co.uk

Thurs 25 March 7.30pm

Rich Mix, London

020 7613 7498

www.richmix.org.uk

Thurs 15 April 7.30pm

Eastwood Park Theatre, Giffnock

0141 577 4970

www.eastwoodparktheatre.co.uk

Saturday 17 April 7.30pm

Eastgate Theatre and Arts Centre, Peebles

01721 725 777

www.eastgatearts.com


New Company Manager

Gilmore Productions are delighted to welcome their new Company Manager Laura Duncan, an extremely experienced arts manager.  We are delighted to be working with her.  Please note her contact details are: laura@gilmoreproductions.co.uk  

Tel: 07739226674

 


Bright Black 

Natasha Gilmore has been working with Vox Motus on their new production, Bright Black, a visual treat that takes you on a macabre journey into the shadowy recesses of love, life and death.  

‘Natasha Gilmore's subtle choreography weaves sensuously through the text, adding meaning, physical danger and true tenderness at every turn of the story.’  The Scotsman

For tour dates see: www.voxmotus.co.uk 
 


The Songbird 

Natasha Gilmore is currently working on this new production by Giant conceived and directed by Katrina Caldwell and composed by David Paul Jones. This production is an innovative development in music theatre for children aged 8+ and their families.  Songbird will be touring throughout Scotland from the 19th of October.  

For tour dates see: www.giantproductions.org 


Home, Second Home? 

During Black History Month on Tuesday 27 October at 8pm Home, Second Home? the 4th collaboration between Gilmore Productions and Maryhill Integration Network will be performed at Centre of Contemporary Art, Glasgow. The piece was created and is performed by professional dancers and musicians alongside an international cast of asylum seekers and refugees, children and local residents from Glasgow. Using songs, music, original poetry and dance they explore the question of when and if your second home becomes your first. This will be performed alongside an extract from One Up One Down.  

To book tickets phone 0141 352 4900 or visit www.cca-glasgow.com

 


SHINE, inspired by the Olympics and Paralympics

Natasha Gilmore is working with East London Dance on creating a dance piece for the opening ceremony of the Newham Festival of Culture, Arts and Sport 2009 on Tuesday 30 June. The dance piece will be inspired by the Olympic and Paralympics disciplines and will involve 90 primary school children from across the Newham borough.

The piece will be performed as part of the Opening Ceremony, which is a one day celebration of sports and the arts and includes dance, music and a parade. Under Natasha’s artistic direction a team of six dancers will lead choreographic residencies in primary schools in the week prior to the ceremony.


One Up One Down

Gilmore Productions latest show will be previewing at the Platform, Easterhouse, on Friday 7 August at 4pm.

Women under pressure from our high-achieving, must-have consumer culture.
Characters clash as, caught up in their quest for perfection, they sway between reluctant adoration and bitter condemnation of one another. Comic dance theatre, poetry and song deliver this poignant commentary.

Gilmore reunites with Scottish composer, Quee MacArthur of the band Shooglenifty, and introduces Zimbabwean performance poet Tawona Sitolé alongside dance artists Jade Adamson, Tara Hodgson and Charly Jarvis.

You can book tickets for this preview by calling the Box Office on 0141 2769696 or visiting www.platform-online.co.uk.

After its preview One Up One Down will be premiered at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, where it runs from 16 – 31 August (no show on Monday 24) at 12.25pm. at The Zoo, Venue 124, 140 The Pleasance. Tickets cost £8 £6 conc and are available from the Fringe Box Office or direct from The Zoo on 0131 662 6892.

Please see productions for more information.


My Home? – Refugee Week

During National Refugee week Gilmore Productions premiered a new work with Maryhill Integration Network, My Home? their fourth collaboration. The piece was created and performed by a combination of professional dancers and musicians alongside an international cast of asylum seekers and refugees, primary children and local residents from Glasgow. Using songs, music, original poetry and dance they explored the question of when and if your second home becomes your first. Performed at The Tron on Thursday


New Company Manager

Gilmore Productions is delighted to announce they have a new company manager, Belinda McElhinney. After a too long career in the IT industry Belinda retrained in physical theatre at the Central School of Speech and Drama. Besides her background in devised theatre Belinda also brings with her years of venue experience, having previously worked at Norden Farm Centre of the Arts in England. Belinda is thrilled to be working with Gilmore Production and is looking forward to working on their latest production One Up One Down.