Lissy Lovett
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Falling Up London Premiere This Weekend!
This weekend sees mimbre’s London Premiere of “Falling Up” at Greenwich and Docklands London Festival, in the Monument Gardens (next to Cutty Sark in central Greenwich) both Saturday and Sunday (23rd and 24th) at 2.50 and 5.45 pm.
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mimbre’s Youth Step-Up Group
mimbre’s Youth Step-Up Group have created a brand new show: ‘Origin London’ – an action-packed performance fusing street-dance and acrobatics and celebrating the flavours that makes London our home, all performed by a cast of talented young people from Hackney!
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Community Build
Our Step Up group started their week of workshops yesterday leading up to the first performance of their new show Origin:London on Saturday at Chat’s Palace. Following some rehearsal time we had a lovely session with friends, family and members of the community coming together to help create costumes and build set for the show.
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“FALLING UP” at Norfolk & Norwich Festival
More pictures from the première of our new show “Falling Up” at the Norfolk & Norwich Festival, courtesy of Duncan Kerridge!
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“Falling Up” Premiered
“Falling Up” had it’s first public performances at Norwich and Norfolk Festival this weekend.
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mimbre Are Recruiting
We’re currently on the look out for some excellent people to join our team. We’re recruiting for a new Finance Manager for a one day a week post and maternity cover for our General Manager at three days a week from July. If you’re interested or know anyone who might be you can download the…
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Falling Up – Rehearsals
We’re in the midst of our last rehearsals before the première of “FALLING UP” at the Norwich and Norfolk Festival on 19th of May.
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Technical Stage Manager
So as followers of the blog will know we’re in production for our new show, Falling Up. We’re at the stage of looking for a technical stage manager to join us in the last period of rehearsals and on tour with the show this summer. Falling Up is an outdoor performance which will tour with…
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Which Idea Is the Right Idea?
When devising theatre you start by throwing a lot of ideas in the air and play with them, either through improvisation or through creating small set pieces based on different tasks or impulses. Do it, perform it, build on it or throw it away.