Performing Places Bexley Blog

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Performing Places Bexley Blog
Performing Local Places is a research project led by Professor Sally Mackey and the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama

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The Performing Places Bexley blog is curated by Adelina Ong, and set up to offer commentary and thoughts on the Performing Places Bexley project.

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Creating ‘A Place for Everyone’ in Bexley through Performance by Laetitia Butler

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Since 11 May 2018, the Performing Places Bexley team has organised 20 talks and workshops and asked more than 1000 participants to ‘decode’ communications from Par Bexia. We have visited primary and secondary schools, community organisations and large-scale community events. This week, we move into an intensive week of Place activities leading up to the main event on 30 June 2018, on Bexleyheath Broadway.

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A Fictional Meeting on Bexleyheath Broadway

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In the midst of the ‘vasty deep’ of this major project with countless key stakeholders, Prof. Sally Mackey reflects on the experience of tiny critical creative moments.

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25 January 2018: we have arranged a trip to Bexleyheath archives. On this day, 'we’ are Sally Mackey, project manager Suha Al-Khayyat, applied theatre practitioner Claire Macneill and project scribe, Adelina Ong.

Performing Places Bexley Blog: A Day at the Archives