Friday, 25 June 2010

Coming to the Nettlefold on the 23rd and 24th July 2010


Mysticism....the spirits journey!
Written by Maskelah Baht-gavriel
Directed by Olateju Ojerinola

This is a theatrical production which portrays spirituality in a modern world through dance, poetry, singing and acting. A gripping masterpiece!

23rd July 8.30pm
24th July 2pm

Tickets £8 Free for under under 12's

Tickets/bookings call
Maskelah 07983 747 186
Teju 07908 174 859
































Childrens Theatre production at Nettlefold on the 17th and 18th July 2010

Magnetic Me!...and thinking your way to happiness.

We have a fabulous show coming to the Nettlefold Saturday 17th July at 7pm, and Sunday 18th July at 2pm and 5pm.

The most exciting stage show in London

Adapted by the Young & Talented group from the book
`Magnetic Me'. Author Carine Wayne-Campbell

The Project:
Using the stimulus of Magnetic-Me!, the Young & Talented performing arts group devised their own play incorporating song and dance.The play was then scripted and will be performed to community and school audiences at the Nettlefold Hall Theatre in July. The aim of the project is to work with and through young people to breakdown destructive thought processes that keep them from reaching their full potential.

Whilst staging musicals is nothing new for performing arts schools, the innovation lies in the fact that the children, some of life’s best teachers, have taken the lead in every aspect of the show which, thanks to ‘Awards for All’, will have the look and feel of a fringe West End Show.

With the focus on the true meaning of the word ‘educate’ from the Latin ‘e-ducere’ meaning ‘to lead out’ - the Magnetic Me! show, whilst supporting the PSHE curriculum and embracing ‘Every Child Matters’, is all about effective learning by drawing out what is already within the students.

Tickets
£4 adults
£2 under 16's
Free for under 5's and OAP

For Tickets call
020 8556 5348 or 07890 017685
or visit http://www.magneticme.com/ or http://www.youngandtalented.co.uk/

The book will be on sale at the subsidised rate thanks to Awards for ALL.

Free book signing by the author

Do come along...it will be worth it!


The Nettlefold Children's Theatre Shows

Children's Theatre Show 3rd July 2010 at 2pm

Winston Nzinga presents stories from the Caribbean performing a blend of traditional and contempory storytelling using music, song, call and response. An engaging and delightful show that will capitivate and inspire. For all the family with under 7's in particular.

Tickets are £5 each.£4.50 with Lambeth Leisure Card (which can be obtained at any Lambeth Leisure Centre).

Children under 2 go free. Tickets can be obtained on the day.

Any other queries/box office, please ring us on:0207 926 8070
http://winstonnzinga.co.uk/
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Tuesday, 8 June 2010

Children's Theatre Show 12th June 2010 at 2pm

Booster Cushion Theatre presents `Alan in Wonderland and The 3 Goats plus'

A comical mixture of retold stories, with a slice of Alice in Wonderland, a generous helping of goats and a 3.5 m concertina book.

For 3 to 93 year olds....plus you.

Satisfy your curiosty, come and see show

Tickets are £5 each.£4.50 with Lambeth Leisure Card (which can be obtained at any Lambeth Leisure Centre).

Children under 2 go free. Tickets can be obtained on the day.

Any other queries/box office, please ring us on:0207 926 8070

Saturday, 1 May 2010

CORY DOCTOROW TALK - Readers And Writers Festival, 8th May 2010, 7pm

Hi!

It is indeed my great pleasure to let you all know that we are going to have Cory Doctorow joining us for a chat about his life and his work on Saturday the 8th of May 2010 at 7pm.
This is where you can find us:
The Nettlefold Hall (click for MAP)
1-5 Norwood High Street
West Norwood
London
SE27 9JX

Tentatively titled Future-Proof: The Time-Hacks and Life-Mods of Cory Doctorow, this talk, more than confuse your brain will take you through the wonders of one of the most ecletic writers of our time.
"Cory will be modding your reality at the mere price of your presence! Join him for tales of woe and wonder that will explore the realms of storytelling as techno-social activism; delving into creativity as symbiotic, crosscultural hacking; breaching the dangers and shelters of reason; examining the copy-wrongs of copy-right; transducing pathways to a post-scarcity world while pondering if truth is truly in sight? Be there and glimpse the future, right now…"
What it means: a witty and informative Q&A with an unusual author about some - perhaps - unusual themes...

Cory Doctorow (craphound.com) a science fiction author, activist, journalist and blogger -- the co-editor of Boing Boing (boingboing.net) and the author of the bestselling Tor Teens/HarperCollins UK novel LITTLE BROTHER. He is the former European director of the Electronic Frontier Foundation and co-founded the UK Open Rights Group. Born in Toronto, Canada, he now lives in London.

(photo by Joi Ito, Creative Commons Attribution 3.0)

He will be here talking about his life, his work (his latest book - check out the pic below), digital rights and the future of the future. It's going to be a fun, provocative and insightful look into storytelling and technology.
Entry is FREE but we have a limited number of seats... so please book in advance!
phone: 020 7926 1075

This is your chance to meet this warm and clever writer, truly the voice of a new generation.

Cory is a pioneer of Creative Commons Licensing, making much of his work readily available for download for FREE on the internet.
(if you'd like to check out some of Cory's stuff I'd say click on OVERCLOCKED.)
(or LITTLE BROTHER... come on, you know you're curious...)

In 2007, Entertainment Weekly called him, "The William Gibson of his generation." He was also named one of Forbes Magazine's 2007/8/9/10 Web Celebrities, and one of the World Economic Forum's Young Global Leaders for 2007.

Here's a bit I hacked from Cory's blog about his new novel FOR THE WIN:

'My next YA novel, For the Win, comes out in less than a month on May 11, and the early reviews have begun to show up. I'm especially delighted to have gotten my first-ever starred review in Booklist, which reads, in part, "Doctorow is indispensable. It’s hard to imagine any other author taking on youth and technology with such passion, intelligence, and understanding...Once again Doctorow has taken denigrated youth behavior (this time, gaming) and recast it into something heroic... With its eye-opening humanity and revolutionary zeal, this ambitious epic is well worth the considerable challenge." '



For more information please check Cory's blog.

Or his Wikipedia page.

This event is a part of the yearly Readers and Writers Festival held every May throughout Lambeth Libraries. Click HERE for the full program of events.

This event is held in partnership with Sci-Fi London. To check out their full list of events click HERE.

Monday, 26 April 2010

Children's Theatre Show 1st May 2010 at 2pm

The Nettlefold brings you `How the Koala learnt to Hug' created by Steven Lee of the Peoples Theatre Company.

This comes from the magical new Book entitled How The Koala Learnt to Hug & Other Australian Fairytales'. This is a charming musical tale about the magic of family and, of course the importance of a nice warm hug!

We ask that you join us and a host of wonderful characters including Natascha the Witch, the reggae beavers and Karen the Koala for some great stories, sing along songs, superb games and first class hugging. All you need are your ears...and your arms

For all ages and adults too.

Tickets are £5 each.£4.50 with Lambeth Leisure Card (which can be obtained at any Lambeth Leisure Centre).

Children under 2 go free. Tickets can be obtained on the day

Any other queries/box office, please ring us on:0207 926 8070

Follow the link for more info http://www.ptc.org.uk/

Friday, 16 April 2010

Stand Up, Be Counted! - Fundraising Event, Sat. 24th, 7.30pm to 1am

Hi everybody!


Hope you can all join us for this Funraising Event we're hosting on the 24th. The proceedings will go towards building a school in The Gambia.

Please check the poster below for more info:




Tickets are £30 and include buffet dinner, raffle and plenty of performers throughout the night.

For more info please contact:
Lewisham Way Centre Black Fathers' Support Group
0208 692 1577

Click HERE to be able to take a closer look at the poster.

Tickets are limited so book early!

Enjoy the show!