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Forgotten People Forgotten Planet at Fleet Library
Forgotten People, Forgotten Planet Film Screening
by Blue Apple’s Special Assignments Company
An immersive exhibition screening showing ways to do less harm to the planet.
Meet key players in the climate emergency, often forgotten and left out. Look up, think, and act, before it’s too late.
This project was created by Blue Apple’s Special Assignments Company to share their perspective on climate change. Through workshops, performers created and produced a film for a live and interactive public screening event. It aims to engage people in the climate crisis conversation, promoting discussion about access and equality.
This is an exhibition style screening, so drop in at any time it is playing.
Venue details
Fleet Library, 236 Fleet Road, Fleet GU51 4BX.
Accessible IT
Disabled parking - Public parking nearby
Lift
Wheelchair access
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Blue Apple Theatre’s Special Assignments Company (SAC) performs unscripted theatre, producing devised work for outdoor and site-specific settings. It is suited to performers who have a flair for the improvised, the surreal, and enjoy responding in the moment in changeable public settings. This group of live art performers focus on storytelling through physical expression and striking visuals rather than relying too much on speech. SAC performances can be a wonderful blend of absurd and thoughtful, of pure silliness and thought-provoking moments. Distinctly out-of-the-ordinary and visually striking, SAC are a regular feature of the Winchester Hat Fair and other high profile public events. SAC is facilitated by Rebecca Godden, Associate Director at Blue Apple Theatre.
Founded in 2005, Blue Apple Theatre is committed to the development of integrated and progressive opportunities within the arts for people with learning disabilities to raise the ceiling of expectation and advocate for the development of a more inclusive society.
by Blue Apple’s Special Assignments Company
An immersive exhibition screening showing ways to do less harm to the planet.
Meet key players in the climate emergency, often forgotten and left out. Look up, think, and act, before it’s too late.
This project was created by Blue Apple’s Special Assignments Company to share their perspective on climate change. Through workshops, performers created and produced a film for a live and interactive public screening event. It aims to engage people in the climate crisis conversation, promoting discussion about access and equality.
This is an exhibition style screening, so drop in at any time it is playing.
Venue details
Fleet Library, 236 Fleet Road, Fleet GU51 4BX.
Accessible IT
Disabled parking - Public parking nearby
Lift
Wheelchair access
More information
Blue Apple Theatre’s Special Assignments Company (SAC) performs unscripted theatre, producing devised work for outdoor and site-specific settings. It is suited to performers who have a flair for the improvised, the surreal, and enjoy responding in the moment in changeable public settings. This group of live art performers focus on storytelling through physical expression and striking visuals rather than relying too much on speech. SAC performances can be a wonderful blend of absurd and thoughtful, of pure silliness and thought-provoking moments. Distinctly out-of-the-ordinary and visually striking, SAC are a regular feature of the Winchester Hat Fair and other high profile public events. SAC is facilitated by Rebecca Godden, Associate Director at Blue Apple Theatre.
Founded in 2005, Blue Apple Theatre is committed to the development of integrated and progressive opportunities within the arts for people with learning disabilities to raise the ceiling of expectation and advocate for the development of a more inclusive society.
Saturday 11 February 10am to 2pm at Fleet Library
Free entry
Free entry
Fleet Library, 236 Fleet Road, Fleet, Hampshire GU51 4BX
Sat 11 Feb 2023
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