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Fund-Raising Campaign

Theatro Technis announces the launch of a Fund-Raising Campaign

A Fund-Raising Campaign is launched in April 2008 to create a new "Foyer" area for our visitors.

Click here to read our 'request for funding'.

Donations will be gratefully received online via our
PayPal account (details to be announced in April) or
by pledges sent to us at our contact address.

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FITA Festival 3rd – 22nd November 2009

The Festival of International Theatre and Arts

FITA - Festival of International Theatre and Arts

THEATRO TECHNIS’ Festival of International Theatre and Arts (FITA) presents theatre, songs, music, dances, poetry from over across Europe and the rest of the world.

Tuesday 3rd November

AND THAN THE DAY CAME FOR ME: Remembering The World Of Anne Frank.

A play directed and produced by Nick Careem. Following the performance, Dr Eva Schloss will answer questions about her life during the War.

7.30 pm, tickets £15

Wednesday 4th November

An Award winning Documentary about the Buddihist monks Protest against the Burmese Military Dictatorship in 2007

Followed by a discussion

7.30 pm, Free. Box collection

Thursday 5th November

A selection of Hungarian Folktales. These short animations are hand drown and have been stored on traditional video taps.

7.30 pm, tickets £6/£4 conc.

Friday 6th November

RITS Russian International Theatre Studio in London

“Sweet Dreams Before Dinner”

by Alexander Ostrovsky in Russian language.

7.30 pm, tickets £7.50, £5.50 conc.

Saturaday 7th November

RITS Russian International Theatre Studio in London

“I remember the wonderful moment”

by Alexander Pushkin in English language.

7.00 pm, tickets £7.50, £5.50 conc.

Monday 9th November

A concert by

Monika Lidke and her band.

A celebration of life through the intimate and enchanting music of folk-jazz.

8.00pm, tickets £10, £8 conc.

Wednesday 11th November

A night of music at Theatro Technis

Ricardo García-Curbelo

is an innovative performer of today’s Latin American harp music (30 min)

An evening with Spanish songs by

AlasVals:folk/fusion alternative-tango

collective (30 min)

A concert by

Andrew Crayford and Kosmos

(40 min)

7.30 pm, tickets £10, £8 conc.

Thursday 12th November

An evening with a monodrama directed and performed by

Krystain Godlewski

“From The Heart”(30 min).

Aykolur Dance Project

(15 min).A video projection, single performer, live performance and dialogue in front of/behind of a video screen by

Role Model for a Stre Clerk by Japanese performer,

anti-cool

(30 min).

“The Coin Counter”

by Philipe Faria (10 min).

Alan Chan

playing on traditional Chinese instrument called “erh-hu”.

7.30 pm, tickets £10, £8 conc.

Friday & Saturday,13th &14th November:

The Life of the Death (La vita della morte)

by Alexandra Zamba’ (Italian language with English subtitles).

8.00 pm, tickets £10, £8 conc.

Tuesday 17th to Saturday 21st November

THE PRE-LAST OF THE MONIKINS

a post modern Greek Aristo-funny tragedy. A monologue without a beginning and end. Produced by Theatrico Phytorio Aeeginea with Nikos Kalamo as Monikin.

8.00 pm, tickets £10, £8 conc.

Sunday 22nd November

A short play produced by Theatro Technis’ "Family Theatre" project

3.00 pm Entrance free

WORKSHOPS:

Saturday 14th November

“CREATIVE & AWARE BODY for ACTING”.

A workshop by Depi Mavropoulou. Amount of participants limited to 20.

3.00 pm – 6.00 pm, £15

Saturday 21st November

Exploring Greek Tragedy Thought Polish Physical Theatre.

A workshop runs by Jurek Tyndrof and Tania Batzoglou.

3.00 pm – 6.00 pm, £15

Family Theatre

"Family Theatre" project

Camden families are set to star in their own play after Theatro Technis received a grant from the Big Lottery Fund’s new Awards for All programme.

Theatro Technis will engage local families in the production and delivery of a short play. It will run workshops to develop the skills of participants and to promote family values. Under expert guidance, they will be responsible for all aspects of the production. The project will end with a performance of the play to the local community and a post-performance reception to further enhance community integration.

Thanks to the grant, Theatro Technis will bring families from diverse backgrounds together to give them the opportunity to experience the world of theatre and be involved in a real production. We hope it will also become a starting point for a career or for a lifelong interest in the art of theatre

Theatro Technis is looking for families who will participate in the project for five weekends starting October the 25th and deliver the production November the 22nd

20th - 24th October 2009

Quartet

by Ronal Harwood

Directed by Peter Novis

This charming and delightful play by the author
of The Dresser is by turns tender and hilarious.
It concerns three elderly opera singers in a
retirement home for musicians who are joined by
a former colleague with the inevitable revival of old
tensions and reminiscences. When they are
invited to perform at the home's annual
Verdi Birthday Gala, one of them refuses to sing.
However, the show must go on ... The play celebrates
the ageing process, the power of music, and the
camaraderie of the theatre.

Evenings at 7.45 p.m. Tuesday 20th -
Saturday 24th October Matinée at 3 p.m.
Saturday 24th October

Ticket Prices : £11 standard tickets
(£9 concessions/members)

A selection of poems by George Eugeniou

IDEAS

Ideas like dreams
float as living dead trees,
holding tight
against the rivers' streams,
standing upright,
lit by the cold lunar beams,
survive the darkness of night,
facing the morning mists,
cleared by the hot sunlight,
reveal the dead fish
at the old riverside...

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Diaspora heritage resource

The Theatro Technis (TT) archive is a unique Diaspora heritage resource. The project aims to document and re-tool the community’s diverse history through its own voices from audio recordings, interviews, music, songs and poetry, photography, early video, film and drama over 5 decades. Linguistically the material is of particular interest featuring Greek-/Turkish Cypriot Dialect(minority languages under evolution), Standard Modern Greek, and Maronite/Latino/ Armenian Cypriot and Ancient Greek. The material contains themes that go beyond migrant experiential stories and focus on cultural and social commentaries, labour, religious, political struggles, identity and intergenerational issues. We aim to make the archive accessible (physically/electronically), interactive and sustainable.