Executive notice from Jess Ol, part of the team that is bringing you the audio prompt led performance extravaganza running outside Erko town hall at 2 oclock today:
nighttimes statewide applications are due tomorrow. For more information and submission guidelines visit the performance space website under oportunities.
peace
Saturday, March 6, 2010
crying in public
all kinds of stories from the brutal to the whimsical
all kinds of script from heavy-handed to delicate
all kinds of script from heavy-handed to delicate
Park For Planet Earth
I was a hot and tired little live-blogger, having left very early this morning to get here before things started. This one cheered me up immensely: I peeked into the little triangular hole, and a water-bomb plopped out. So I threw it across the road, enjoying seeing the red dye burst everywhere.
The next person got a plate of little cakes and a spoon to eat them with. It's like a space age Enid Blyton story... be sure you've been good and be careful what you wish for...
J.M.D.
Let's Go, Tiny Stadiums, Let's Go!
Welcome to the Tiny Stadiums 2010 Live Blog Event.
We will crawling like spiders all over the web, bringing you news, reviews and blue suede shoes... cockatoos?... hockeyroos? If you get involved you can bring whatever you like. Tell us what you've seen, heard felt or experienced. Write us a love letter...
Write a review...
Send a picture or a poem based on something you've enjoyed today...
There are many ways you can get involved in the Tiny Stadiums Live Blog Event, whether you’re at home, spectating, participating or creating at our dedicated computer terminal in the Town Hall:
Email us: tiny.stadiums2010@gmail.com
Visit our blog: http://tinystadiums2010.blogspot.com
Send a post to our blog: tiny.stadiums2010.liveblog@blogger.com (posts will be moderated, so please play nice)
Let’s be friends – find us on twitter at: twitter.com/TinyStadiums
Old school – send us a text and we’ll put it up on the blog: 0402 366 519
Older school – come down to the Erskineville Town Hall and write your thoughts down on our butcher’s paper covered table.
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