Theatre & Arts Company
POSTED DECEMBER 7, 2017 BY CHOL THEATRE We are working with Hull 2017 City of Culture on their ‘No Limits to Learning’ CPD project which aims to unleash the artist within every teacher through its innovative programme. Here’s a beautiful film they’ve put together about our work. For more information on the ‘No Limits’ project visit: https://www.hull2017.co.uk/guides/no-limits/
Half a Smile We had a great time working in collaboration with the Oldham Coliseum on an inter-faith project with young people from the town. Together with Vicky and Balvinder Sopal, the group devised a piece of theatre, exploring what faith meant to them. “Why don’t people smile anymore?” This was the focus point of the piece, exploring how even half a…
Tales from the Hudd We were delighted to respond to a request from friends of the Tolson Museum, to present a performance in the Memorial Gardens in this Centenary Year of the Battle of the Somme. We created a piece inspired by objects and characters connected to the Museum. James Nichols and Carly performed an original piece to a lovely audience, including…
POSTED MARCH 31, 2016 BY CHOL THEATRE Chol Theatre News Article Rehearsals are well underway and tickets are now on sale for HD100. Thursday 14th and Friday 15th April Main Stage 7:30pm Tickets £10-£14 / Under 26s £7 / Kirklees Passport Holders £3 off.
Tribo Fogo When three tribes get together in a council of war, why ever would happiness be on the agenda? We’ve been working with the young people of Rotherham to create a thrilling outdoor performance. Ready yourself for fire, circus, drama, dance and music in Clifton Park by the Skate park entrance on Doncaster Road on Saturday 13th February at 4pm. Want…
POSTED MAY 8, 2015 BY CHOL THEATRE Join us tomorrow at Cleckheaton’s Literature Festival where we will be performing our Spin a Silly Story. Enter our pod of creativity and help us to build and share a story with some surprising words, hearing what we least expect… This exciting family festival welcomes the community to come and share stories. Find us in West End Park…
POSTED MARCH 9, 2015 BY CHOL THEATRE Chol Theatre, Common Wealth, Creative Scene, Gomersal’s Red House Museum, Aisha Zia, Evie Manning, Bronte, young South Asian Females. Phew! Before any other description you’re already bowled over with the immensity of Worlds Apart. You know you’re in for a treat! …And I wasn’t left disappointed. After only a couple of days of writing and rehearsals, Red House…
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