Introducing Tempest this summer!
Embark on a thrilling 6-day journey into outdoor performance with Tempest, set amidst the picturesque backdrop of The Hive at Garon Park, Southend On Sea. This innovative project invites young people to immerse themselves in the magic of Shakespeare's timeless masterpiece, The Tempest.
Join forces with fellow participants & theatre professionals to craft an unforgettable, site-specific performance through collaborative exploration and creative expression, you'll unlock new dimensions of your creative potential in the beautiful natural surroundings of The Hive.
Participants will create an immersive, devised performance based on Shakespeare’s The Tempest to perform to family, friends & wider community at the end of the week.
Tempest is free to take part and for all young people aged 11-19 (& up to 25 years for those with learning disabilities). No previous drama experience necessary!
Through the week you’ll build confidence, forge lasting connections, and hone essential life skills cultivating a supportive community where everyone has a voice and everyone belongs.
Don't miss your chance to be part of something extraordinary. Join us at Tempest and let your creativity take flight! Sign up now to secure your spot in this unforgettable adventure.
When:
The project will take place over six days:
Fri 2 Aug 10am - 3pm
(break over the weekend)
Mon 5 Aug 10am – 3pm
Tue 6 Aug 10am – 3pm
Wed 7Aug 10am – 3pm
Thu 8 Aug 10am – 3pm
Fri 9 Aug 10am – 6pm (performance time tbc)
Where:
Steps Ahead @ The Hive Nature School, Garon Pk, Eastern Ave, Southend-on-Sea SS2 4FA
Free for children and young people ages 11 to 19 years (up to 25 years for those with learning disabilities).
Please bring a packed lunch. (Water & healthy snacks will be provided.)
Dress for the weather – layers, waterproofs, sunscreen, sun hats!
Platform Theatre Arts' production 'Where's Alice?' at The Hive summer 2023. (Photo: Film Free Photography)
Tempest Co-produced by Elevator Arts & Platform Theatre Arts supported using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England.
