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Our Place
Rural Media sat in on drama sessions with the Drama 4 Change group, who were full of creative ideas and have a great sense of friendship. Together, we looked at filmmaking skills and talked about lots of ideas that we can work together on in the Our Place project. We had fun ‘tipping’ the room at the Kindle Centre up for the film!
Summer Campaigns
During the Summer Holidays The Cracked Slipper Company ran a campaign funded by The Herefordshire Community Foundation. The Campaign topic was chosen by the young participants aged between 10 years and 18 years. They produced a live performance and a short film campaign highlighting an issue young people felt strongly about. “Bullying”.
The Protest
Directed by Toni Cook, participants of Drama 4 Change and Centre Stage took part in the Ledbury Poetry Festival and created a short campaign film called The Protest.
The Show Must Go On
This was a project where adults and young people detail their experiences with the pandemic and lockdowns through new writing and performance.
If you could write a letter to yourself before the lockdowns, what would you say?
The Knife Angel
Alison Davies lost her son Mark to knife crime in December 2018 and together with friends Meryl Cain, Pauline Strong and Jan Jefferies, they wanted to raise awareness of the catastrophic impact violent crime has on individuals, families and communities.
In June 2021. The Cracked Slipper Company worked with The Knife Angel Team Hereford producing a filmed piece for the opening ceremony, providing workshops through out June and a live performance at the closing ceremony.
