There is an initiative to build a new theatre in Christchurch ... RED THEATRE
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The great thing about this new theatre is that it
will run along the same principles as Bats in Wellington, making it so much easier for people to put theatre on in this city, and offering heaps of support at very low cost.
Much funding has been secured and building will soon begin in the location in Ash street (near the
Twisted Hop).
Red Theatre is looking for small donations from
supportive people in its community - you can buy a brick for $50, $100, $175 or $250. This is a one off donation that would really help at this stage of development - and you get your name on a brick in the foyer of the theatre!
Visit www.redtheatre.co.nz for more info
Flax weaving Workshops with Ali Brown
Three places are available in the next flax weaving workshop on Saturday 18 October and seven for the workshop on 22 November (the last for this year).
In this workshop beginners can learn how to weave a small basket, or kete, some flowers, or a larger container. Some people find they have time to make both. If you've woven before, you could learn some new weaving skills - learn different ways of starting or finishing a kete, including starting a kete with a plait or weave a square box with a lid. If you'd like to do some dyeing, let me know and I'll bring the equipment and some dye.
If you haven't visited http://www.alibrown.co.nz/blog/ my blog yet, do take the time to check it out. You're sure to find something to interest you there!
Christchurch Playback Theatre Co meets to rehearse every Monday night at Hohepa School in Spreydon. If you'd like to come along, you'd be very welcome! This applies to both experienced playbackers and curious newbies.
Where - Hohepa School, 23 Barrington St, Spreydon - we are in the back building behind a fence.
Cost - gold coin koha
To secure a place - LET US KNOW as soon as you can by replying to christchurchplayback@paradise.net.nz or ringing or txtng Torfrida on 021-107-3937.
Kia ora kou tou
this is a call out to activists up and down the country for any poetry, songs or prose (no longer then 150 words) they would like to donate to a fundraiser book a group of us in Auckland are putting together to raise funds for our friends who were arrested during the 15th October raids.
Please send any contributions to lyndab@slingshot.co.nz
We are looking for any original work by activists. Please forward this to anyone you think might be interested in contributing.
in solidarity, Lynda Boyd
Graphic design services for creative kiwis Gothic Punk was launched in March 2006 by artist Roseanne Jones. Showcasing New Zealand underground talent. Gothic Punk promotes kiwi underground visual art. The site was created to promote the annual Gothic Punk Art Exhibition as well as Roseanne's original underground fabric collages and the Artamatik underground print collections.
Now Roseanne is offering kiwi artists a design service which includes business cards and invite design this service is available to all creative people that wish to have promotional material that they can hand out to potential customers.
Check out www.gothicpunk.co.nz for more information.

Talented filmmakers from all over the world are invited to enter prestigious Tenerife International Film Festival. Catering from small budget to popular global films with the love of film. Entry to the event is free. Have you created something special in the last 2-years? Awards will include entries for Best Short Film, Animated Film and Music Video.
Please check the website:
http://www.tenerifefilmfestival.com
This charity site allows artists to get 60% for their artwork and 25% of it goes to StepUP.
It's completely free to upload art work and when it sells and is paid for they get their 60% and organise delivery with the buyer.
The website is www.exhibitonline.co.nz
The charity is www.stepupfoundation.com
The Belladonna notice board is now in operation, it is free to join and provides a selection of opportunities and information in relation to film-making!
http://www.belladonna.org.nz/phpbb
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We are pleased to announce the Eco Artists website is now up and running. You can visit the website www.ecoartists.co.nz to start the registration process and become an official Eco Artist.
We would love you to spread the word to other artists you know who may be interested in being involved with Eco Artists.
Go check out www.ecoartists.co.nz!
We're always on the hunt for actors so a basic form has been created that the
school can access to contact actors for their films.
If you are interested, or know anyone that is interested in acting in
student films and would like to be on the database, please contact Manja for a form to be added to the database.
Manja Pieters
Engineering Library
University of Canterbury
ph 364 2987 x7146
http://library.canterbury.ac.nz/
Cog 'n Blog - the Engineering Library blog
http://blogs.libr.canterbury.ac.nz/eng.php
The City Council Community Recreation team is looking for performing groups for our coming season of community events. These could be stage performers doing various dance styles, bands...children's entertainers,
jugglers, clowns, circo arts, cushion theatre etc. We are wanting to identify a range groups who have the skills
to perform at events.
We need contact details of groups plus description of their act. Interested groups can contact me directly to discuss further.
Ken Howat
Community Recreation Advisor
DD 941 6729
WOMENSPEAK
If you feel strongly about an issue or would like to make a comment on anything you wish, why not come in to Plains FM & record a 2-3 minute comment for WomenSpeak
www.womenonair.org.nz Remember the next Saturday's programme will be on our website from Thursday each week so check it out there-along with upcoming events, our new poetry page for you to contribute to, food, books, CDs, etc
Many interviews available online for those who miss them live on Sat mornings - just go to - http://www.plainsfm.org.nz , scroll down to WOA, to listen or download a podcast.
Creative Tourism is a website for interactive workshops and creative one or two day experiences available in Nelson and Christchurch. Check out the wonderful selection of opportunities:
www.creativetourism.co.nz
Artists who want to be represented can participate for an annual fee.
The Artists in Schools National Secondary Schools Arts Coordinator Branwen Lorigan is seeking interest in being artists who are interested in being registered to work with students in secondary schools throughout New Zealand. We need artists nationally, especially in the South Island.
look at the Artists in Schools website for more information, or contact schools@artistsalliance.org.nz
Are you interested in theatre games, or improvisational performance?
to contact the Christchurch Playback Theatre Company emai: chchplayback@xtra.co.nz
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