Be part of a special community production in Purfleet-on-Thames!
Purfleet people! We have an opportunity for you to be part of something really special…
Teatro Vivo have been working with local residents to create a special show based around the stories and history from the town.
The Myths of the Marshes will be performed outside in the streets of Purfleet-on-Thames on Saturday, June 28, and Sunday, June 29 – keep your eyes peeled for ticket details!
In this family friendly show the great-great-great granddaughter of Dracula author Bram Stoker needs your help to find inspiration for her next book. As you unearth stories around the local area, who knows what you might find: ghostly dancers, rebellious sailors, foolish workers or a singing queen. Just as long as a mysterious stranger doesn’t stop your search…
But, to make this show a spectacular success, we need you to get involved.
Teatro Vivo are looking for Community Performers of all ages to help create various parts of the show including writing songs, acting, singing and dancing. There are also opportunities to participate in behind-the-scenes roles too!
Free taster workshops are available for schools and community groups to help develop the show and encourage people to take part – please get in touch if you’re part of a group this would appeal to. The sessions will be led by choreographer Temujin Gill, who created the NHS dance piece at the opening ceremony of the London 2012 Olympics, plus acclaimed music producer Grace Lambert!
For those who want to be even more involved, rehearsals will take place in May and June in the evenings and weekends.
No experience is necessary, and any access or mobility issues can be accommodated.
For more information or to sign up, email bid@teatrovivo.co.uk