Thank you to the Open Sight Hampshire Team for inviting us to be a guest on the panel of speakers at your event. We enjoyed meeting and talking with people.
From left to right are Sarah Evans, David Shervill, Zoe Hanscombe, and Guide Dog Revel.
To find out more about Open Sight Hampshire and how they can help you, here is a link to their website: www.opensight.org.uk
We delivered a Disability Equality and Visual Impairment Awareness Training session today, along with Alex Foster. It was organised by Toucan Diversity Training CIC, and held at Gunwharf Quays, Portsmouth.
We are really looking forward to being back in schools to deliver our music workshops with Freelance Musician Jim Chorley. This has been made possible thanks to funding from Hampshire Music Education Hub.
We had great fun working with Edu-Cater Global facilitating music workshops at a STEM event in Manchester, as part of their Passions to Professions Programme. Thank you to Jim Chorley, the students involved, and all the teams who made the day a success.
Jim Chorley and David Shervill before the session starts.
We enjoyed delivering a Disability Equality and Visual Impairment Awareness Training session today, alongside Ruben Carol, and Alex Foster. It was organised by Toucan Diversity Training CIC, and held at Gunwharf Quays Portsmouth.
Members of the public joined the cast and crew to watch the film documenting their time on “The Promise” as part of the Queens Platinum Jubilee celebrations. They also watched a film of their main performance, which took place on 6thJune at Portsmouth Guildhall. Everyone enjoyed the event and the cast each received a miniature ‘Oscar’ in recognition for their work.
Rachel Goodall from Red Sauce Inclusive Theatre Company, Billy Stevenson from Film Crew 4U CIC, and David Shervill from Global Music Visions C.I.C.
Thank you to the following for enabling us to share this experience with the community: Arts Council England @ace_national’s Lets Create Jubilee Fund, National Lottery, Hampshire and Isle of Wight Community Foundation @HIWCF, and UK Community Foundation @UKCF_tweets
To find out more, please go to: Red Sauce Theatre, Twitter: @RedSauceTheatre
David in the Control Room at The Portsmouth Guildhall Studio.
Everyone had a great day at the Guildhall Portsmouth performing the show as part of the Queens Platinum Jubilee Celebrations.
We began working together with the Red Sauce Inclusive Theatre Company, Film Crew 4U CIC, and Owl XL CIC in April 2022. We are proud to have been involved in putting on this show, working with everyone to create the backing track used in the performance, and supporting at rehearsals. Thank you to the team at The Guildhall Portsmouth for their help on the day.
Thank you to the following for enabling us to share this experience with the community: Arts Council England @ace_national’s Lets Create Jubilee Fund, National Lottery, Hampshire and Isle of Wight Community Foundation @HIWCF, and UK Community Foundation @UKCF_tweets
To find out more, please go to: Red Sauce Theatre, Twitter: @RedSauceTheatre
The Team on the Project: Rachel Goodall, from the Red Sauce Theatre Company, Billy Stevenson from Film Crew 4U CIC, Janice Mason from Owl XL CIC, and David Shervill from Global Music Visions C.I.C.
Working together with the Red Sauce Inclusive Theatre Company, Film Crew 4U CIC, and Owl XL CIC. We are pleased to be apart of the team putting on a show at The Portsmouth Guildhall, on Monday 6th June, at 2pm, until 3pm in their studio venue space.
Thank you to the following:Arts Council England @ace_national’s LetsCreate Jubilee Fund, NationalLottery,
Hampshire and Isle of Wight Community Foundation @HIWCF, and UK Community Foundation @UKCF_tweets
To find out more about Red Sauce Theatre, follow them on Twitter: @RedSauceTheatre
To find out more about Owl XL CIC, follow them on Twitter: @OwlXLCIC
To find out more about Film Crew 4U CIC, follow them onTwitter: @filmcrew_4u
To find out more about The Portsmouth Guildhall, follow them onTwitter: @PortsmouthGhall
We were really pleased to be asked by Splodge Designs to be involved with their “Who Cares Project”. Using their own experiences of hidden disability as the basis of their ideas, our participants have created 3 pieces of work, which will be used in some form within the overall project, and will be showcased in an event in November 2021.
The group.
To find out more about Splodge Designs and their upcoming events, please visit their website: www.splodgedesigns.com
You can also find them on Instagram: @splodge_designs