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Teatru Manoel Education Programme TOI TOI Teatru Manoel Education Programme 2018 & 2019 SEASON EIGHT 2018 & 2019 SEASON EIGHT TEATRU MANOEL EDUCATION PROGRAMME 2018 | 2019 TEATRU MANOEL EDUCATION PROGRAMME 2018 | 2019 A note from the Chairman A note from the CEO Toi Toi is now firmly established in cultural circles, both young and old, and It gives me great pleasure to welcome you to a new season of Toi Toi, Teatru Teatru Manoel’s Education Programme has become an integral part of Manoel’s Education Programme. our theatre’s identity. Teatru Manoel nurtures and promotes the artists of tomorrow, as well as the integration of culture and education for audiences Now in its eighth season, the Toi Toi project continues to evolve and develop in of all ages and backgrounds. During the course of this year, with Valletta positive ways. Coming personally from the education sector, it is particularly being the European Capital of Culture, Toi Toi has staged some remarkable reassuring and exciting for me to see such an important and successful productions, one in particular being HUSH, which was the fruit of collaboration project already in place; a project that, not only connects the entertaining and between the Valletta 2018 Foundation and Teatru Manoel Youth Theatre. educational aspects of the performing arts but, also, develops and engages an audience from the widest spectrum of ages, literally from babies to the elderly. Toi Toi’s success is not only what it presents on stage, but also the impact it leaves away from it. So many children have fallen in love with music, drama, I foresee a very successful season ahead, both for the theatre and the dance, art, and culture in general, through our Education Programme, and education programme, and I invite you, our audiences, to be part of it! it has also touched the hearts of many adults who experience a sense of nostalgia when our performers have them sing along and participate with their own children! MICHAEL GRECH ELIZABETH EBEJER TEATRU MANOEL - CHAIRMAN TEATRU MANOEL - CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER TEATRU MANOEL EDUCATION PROGRAMME 2018 | 2019 TEATRU MANOEL EDUCATION PROGRAMME 2018 | 2019 A note from the Artistic Director DIANE PORTELLI DANCE CONSULTANT As many of you are no doubt aware Toi Toi along with ‘break a leg’ is theatrespeak for wishing a performer well. It’s all to do with euphemisms! While the Teutonic origin of Toi Toi is rather sinister the similarity to a ‘toy’ in the English language is irresistible and naming our Education Programme Toi Toi has proved to be a great success since it’s inception seven years ago; especially when considering the very young age groups involved. Sadly DORIAN MALLIA Toi Toi’s former director Rosetta Debattista recently resigned for pastures new and the DANCE CONSULTANT theatre has now taken over the ongoing Education Programme which now falls under my aegis as Artistic Director. Toi Toi consists of children’s educational programmes in music dance and drama alongside Teatru Manoel Youth Opera and Theatre. These two entities provide operatic and theatrical training for aspiring singers and actors and it is my intention to work very IAN MOORE closely with the various artistic consultants whom we have engaged to create a synergy DRAMA CONSULTANT between what goes on the main stage and all aspects of Toi Toi. This is especially pertinent SARAH SPITERI where TMYO and TMYT are concerned where the work of both entities will culminate in MUSIC CONSULTANT an annual production and also spell more involvement in operatic and dramatic works throughout the season. KENNETH ZAMMIT TABONA TEATRU MANOEL - ARTISTIC DIRECTOR Dates for your Diary TEATRU MANOEL EDUCATION PROGRAMME 2018 | 2019 SEPTEMBER AGE PAGE DECEMBER AGE PAGE MARCH AGE PAGE MAY AGE PAGE st 10th The Selfish Giant School 6-11 48-49 2Oth, 22nd Corto Maltese Public 12+ 8-9 1st - 3rd Baby’s First Steps Public 0-2 22-23 1 Colour Me School 2+ 40-41 th th The Ballad of the Salty Sea nd rd 11 - 12 The Selfish Giant Public 6-11 48-49 7th Nutcracker! School 6+ 24-25 2 - 3 Colour Me Public 2+ 40-41 25th TMYT Auditions Public 16-25 10-11 th 17th Duende! School 5-8 50-51 8th - 9th Nutcracker! Public 6+ 24-25 15 The Bard Unlocked: School 9-16 42-43 Macbeth th th 15th - 16th The Beast Within Public 8+ 26-27 18 - 19 Duende! Public 5-8 50-51 16th - 17th The Bard Unlocked: Public 9-16 42-43 OCTOBER AGE PAGE th Macbeth 24 Teddy Bear Concerts: School 3+ 52-53 Miles the Elephant 12th Picasso School 5-8 12-13 JANUARY AGE PAGE 22nd Teddy Bear Concerts: School 3+ 44-45 th th Benny the Cat 25 - 26 Teddy Bear Concerts: Public 3+ 52-53 13th - 14th Picasso Public 5-8 12-13 6th - 7th Panto Behind the Scenes Public 6+ 28-29 Miles the Elephant 23rd - 24th Teddy Bear Concerts: Public 3+ th 44-45 st 19 Grimm Tales School 5-8 14-15 20th Very Igor to Dance! Public 8+ 30-31 Benny the Cat 31 Life on the Ocean Waves School 3-5 54-55 th st 20 - 21 Grimm Tales Public 5-8 14-15 27th Baroque Treasure Hunt Public 6+ 32-33 23rd TMOP Auditions Public 13+ 16-17 APRIL AGE PAGE JUNE AGE PAGE st nd 26th Teddy Bear Concerts: School 3+ 18-19 FEBRUARY AGE PAGE 11th Lord of the Flies School 8+ 46-47 1 - 2 Life on the Ocean Waves Public 3-5 54-55 Sunny The Slippery Snake 8th - 9th TMYT Showcase: Public 8+ 56-57 1st Teddy Bear Concerts: School 3+ 34-35 12th Lord of the Flies S / P 8+ 46-47 th th Breaking the Rules 27 - 28 Teddy Bear Concerts: Public 3+ 18-19 Twing and Twang 13th - 14th Lord of the Flies Public 8+ 46-47 Sunny The Slippery Snake 14th Teddy Bear Concerts: School 3+ 58-59 nd rd 2 - 3 Teddy Bear Concerts: Public 3+ 34-35 Wokark the Dragon Twing and Twang 15th - 16th Teddy Bear Concerts: Public 3+ 58-59 NOVEMBER AGE PAGE 9th-11th Twinkle Twinkle Little Stars Public 0-2 36-37 Wokark the Dragon th 21st - 23rd Night and Day Public 0-2 60-61 9 Lest We Forget School 11+ 20-21 22nd Teddy Bear Concerts: School 3+ 38-39 10th - 11th Lest We Forget Public 11+ 20-21 The Grappi Family rd th th 23 - 24 Teddy Bear Concerts: Public 3+ 38-39 30 Baby’s First Steps Public 0-2 22-23 The Grappi Family Corto Maltese: The Ballad of the Salty Sea Team PUBLIC PERFORMANCES Composed by Monique Krüs Thursday 20th September 2018 at 20:30 Libretto by Corina van Eijk, based on an original script by Tama Saturday 22nd September 2018 at 20:30 A commissioned opera performed by Matheson Tickets: €18, €14, €10 Teatru Manoel Youth Opera Director Corina van Eijk GENRE Conductor Monique Krüs Opera Teatru Manoel Youth Opera present their annual opera Art Designer Jolanda Lanslots production as part of the Valletta 2018 European Capital of VENUE Culture. Based on Hugo Pratt’s La ballata del mare salato, the Performed by TMYO and Guest opera Corto Maltese: The Ballad of the Salty Sea follows the Teatru Manoel titular character on one of his adventures; after being cast to Singers, together with the Corto Maltese Orchestra sea by mutiny, he is rescued by the notorious seaman Rasputin. DURATION Corto takes an interested in Cain and Pandora Groovesnore, two of Rasputin’s hostages, and as the world looms closer to the A Teatru Manoel and Toi Toi 90 minutes inevitable First World War, it is up to Corto to keep the hostages production in conjunction safe whilst staying on the good side of the underworld ruler of with the Valletta 2018 Foundation the sea, the enigmatic Monk. ® 1967 Cong SA, Switzerland. All rights reserved Music published by © Deuss Music, The Hague, The Netherlands September TOI TMYT offers a first-class training & performance experience TOI TMYT for young people ages between 16 & 25 years. During weekly intensive 3-hour sessions, Youth Theatre members work alongside professional directors as well as choreographers, musicians, designers, & technicians. The principal tutor for the AUDITION / WORKSHOP weekly workshops will be Ian Moore. Saturday 29th September 2018 from 10:00 onwards The Youth Theatre Programme has produced several works since its inception in February 2012. Hailed as a top-notch AGES theatre group by the National Theatre of Scotland and London-based Theatre Chickenshed, TMYT presented the 16-25 TMYT highly-acclaimed Hush, written and directed by former TMYT tutor Denise Mulholland, with music and lyrics by former TMYT GENRE member Luke Saydon. Drama / Audition Auditions VENUE Teatru Manoel Studio Theatre Malta’s foremost professionally For more information on the group and audition run performing arts youth theatre. requirements, please contact education@ teatrumanoel.mt by Monday 17th September 2018 September SCHOOL PERFORMANCES Friday 12th October 2018; 9:30 & 11:00 Picasso Tickets: €3 PUBLIC PERFORMANCES Watch as the mind-blowing art of Picasso comes Saturday 13th October 2018; 11:00 & 12:30 Sunday 14th October 2018; 11:00 & 12:30 to life, beautifully set to the music of Maltese Picasso takes on a contemporary approach and interpretation Tickets: €8 composer Charles Camilleri to various classic paintings of the iconic Pablo Picasso. Set to music by Charles Camilleri with visuals and original concept AGES by Ruben Zahra, choreographed by Moveo; this performance is sure to educate as much as it will entertain! Dance, stop- 5-8 motion, visuals, and music come together to showcase the works of this great Master.
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