Tackerz and Tweenz will learn teamwork and co-operation skills as they explore thrilling new ways to move their bodies and flex their creativity! We will be focusing on developing a variety of fundamentals in various circus disciplines including tumbling, juggling, trampoline, acrobatics, balance and more! Improve coordination, strength and flexibility via games, activities, structured play and group work.
This will culminate in a final showing on Thursday 23rd April 5:30pm – 6:00pm.
SIGN UP HERE: https://ryt.wufoo.co.uk/forms/circus-workshops/
Essential Talent is looking for Riverland based performers
for the April School holiday break for a local shopping centre.
Essential Talent are offering roles for the following:
A suit operator for Easter Bunny
A costumed Alice
Both these performers will rove around the shopping centre
meeting and greeting children and their families.
The call time is for 3 hours a day 10.30am – 1.30pm. Over the three hours the Easter Bunny and
Alice minder rove for 20 minutes and take a 20 minute break. It can be quite
hot in the Easter Bunny suit.
Costumes will be supplied.
Manager for Craft Activity – Assist and oversee craft
activities. Craft materials supplied.
All roles require an up to date Working With Children Screen.
Over the seven weekly workshops children ages 10 – 12 will unleash their inner movie star. Through these weekly workshops creative adventures begin where participants will discover improvisation, characterisation, creative writing, turning words into actions, uncovering and developing acting skills both on stage and in front of the camera. These workshops are open to all skill levels.
Over the seven weekly workshops, children ages 5 – 9 will commence their creative journey. Through the magic of fairy tales the participants will discover performance, creative writing, creating and performing their own fairy tales, direction and production with lots of fun added to the mix.
Big thank you to all our young artists and supporters in 2019. Last Friday we farewelled Artistic Director, Chris Bond who has returned to the city. Chookas Chris on your new creative adventures! We are having a summer break and will be back in early February with a new model and look for RYT in 2020. Anyone wanting raffle tickets or books for our fundraising raffle with amazing prizes and a very good chance you will win a prize, please message me or call 0499778410 and I will organise books or tickets for you. Best wishes to you and your loved ones and a wonderful 2020 to everyone. See you then.
By rytadmin|December 16th, 2019|2019|Comments Off on Farewell 2019|
Welcome to Riverland Youth Theatre’s podcast – Listen Up Riverland This season will showcase a collection of proof of concept pilots as well as stand alone episodes, written and performed by Riverland Youth Theatre participants
Riverland Youth Theatre’s podcast “RYT Podcast” is downloadable right now! Created and performed by Riverland Youth!
Each episode was created by a RYT participant in the Listen Up Riverland! project.
You can listen to Episode 1 by following either of the links below:
This is a standalone podcast episode of Victoria’s experience of living with a mental illness, as well as her reflections on personal faith.
The material presented in this podcast episode is not an attempt to give specific medical advice, including, without limitation, advice concerning the topic of mental health. Moreover, this information should not replace consultation with your doctor or other qualified mental health providers and/or specialists. If you believe you or another individual is suffering a mental health crisis or other medical emergency, contact your doctor immediately, seek medical attention immediately in an emergency room, or call your region specific emergency phone number.
Episode 4 The Road that goes on and on and on
This is the pilot of a proposed series called The Road that goes On and On and On This is an absurdist comedy which follows to two characters driving down an endless road. What are they driving from? What are they driving towards? What adventures will they have along the way?
The Road that goes On and On and One was written by Lilly Smith and performed by Nikita Petricevic and Penn O’Brian
Riverland Youth Theatre is supported by Carclew, Loxton Waikerie Council, Renmark Paringa Council, and Berri Barmera Council
These projects were made possible by Country Arts SA through the Australian Government’s Regional Arts fund, which supports the arts in regional and remote Australia.
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