[dbaust] Fw: DAN eNews 3rd MAY 2012
- From: Erika Webb <erikaweb@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: List Aust DeafBlind <dbaust@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 3 May 2012 05:26:06 -0700 (PDT)
From: Deaf Arts Network <deafartsnetwork@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: DAN eNews 3rd MAY 2012
Received: Thursday, 3 May, 2012, 11:16 AM
DAN eNews 3rd MAY 2012
Ross Says
AAV's new Arts Program Manager
I am introducing you to the new Arts Program Manager at Arts Access Victoria,
Caroline Moore. We are very excited to have Caroline joining us. Caroline
brings a wealth of experience in the community arts and cultural development
sector as well as deep commitment to inclusive practice. She has been the
driving force behind numerous independent multi-art form productions including
as Director of the Apollo Bay Music Festival and General Manager of Melbourne
Fringe. We look forward to having her talents and experience in our
organisation.
Fiona Cook has not left AAV! She now works in a mentoring program "Boost!"
Pathways at Arts Access Victoria. Fiona have worked closely with DAN since
2008, and will continue with her passion for Deaf Arts. Ross asks
Do you like poems?
Do you like signing poems in Auslan?
Would you like to sign a poem at a major event on 16th June with other people?
I am looking for deaf and hearing people who are excellent at signing Auslan,
to be sent a poem online that is signed by a deaf person, to practice from home
and with friends.
Please email me your interest at deafartsnetwork@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx's website
has exciting news & events.
If you are interested in having a peek, always keep an eye on
www.artsaccess.com.au Reviews for
"Anything Goes Cabaret"
Red Bennies
26th May, 2012
CLICK TO READ REVIEWMore Reviews?
Did you go to see the Melbourne International Comedy Festival? Did you see
other shows that was advertised by DAN?
Was it funny? Was it flat? Was it suitable for deaf people? Was it "too
hearing"? Did your children enjoy the show? Did you all understand everything?
Write a review and send it to deafartsnetwork@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
You can remain anonymous if you do not want to show your name.
We want to improve the quality of Audience Development for deaf people to enjoy
watching shows. Your feedback will help us!Professional development
opportunities
Emerging Writers' Festival.
Auslan interpreters will be present at Saturday Town Hall Writers' Conference
on 26 May.
CLICK FOR INFORMATION
We have opened tickets for the deaf community on this day at the concession
rate of $28, which can be booked here:
CLICK TO BOOK TICKETS
Additionally, as we have a fabulous deaf artist in our program this year, we
have opened single-panel tickets to that event so that people can come along to
that one event if they desire. This panel takes place on Saturday 26 May at
1.45pm and is priced at $12 full / $8 concession:
Cross Platform, Saturday 1.45pm
There can be more than one way to tell a story. Different mediums can bring in
new elements to an existing tale, or stories can be told across many platforms
right from the start. Meet some artists who write across multiple mediums. With
Asphyxia, Eliza Hull, John Richards and Jackie Ryan. Hosted by Pigeons
Projects. Bookings here:
CLICK TO BOOK TICKETSINFORMATION SESSIONS ON ARTS & CULTURE GRANTS FOR 2013
This public briefing at Melbourne Town Hall on May 15 will be Auslan
interpreted and covers not just arts grants but also other community services
grants and sports and rec grants so this would be of interest to other non-arts
organisations in the wider deaf community
CLICK FOR INFORMATION100% Melbourne. Our city, on stage
Auslan Interpreted session is this Sunday 6 May @ 6pm
After 100% Berlin, 100% Vienna and 100% Vancouver, it’s now time for 100%
Melbourne. Our city, on stage.
One hundred everyday Melburnians bring the demographics of Melbourne to life,
in a unique part-theatre, part-game, part-reality performance. World renowned
artists, Rimini Protokoll draw on the perspectives of ‘experts in daily life’
to create 100% Melbourne so each participant represents one per cent of the
four million people living in Melbourne, putting our census data on stage.
In a chain reaction style of recruitment, the first participant was elected
then had 24 hours to recruit the next, continuing on until the cast reached
100. With casting now complete, tickets are on sale for this must-see
performance.
Performances are on Friday 4 May and Saturday 5 May at 7.30pm, and on Sunday 6
May at 6pm, at the Melbourne Town Hall, Swanston Street.
Tickets: $20 each, $15 for concession and $55 for a family ticket (two adults
and three children under 16 years). Tickets are available online.
CLICK TO SEE FLYER
CLICK TO SEE A PREVIEWThe Malthouse Theatre introduces Auslan for some plays in
2012.
The next play to be Auslan Interpreted is Blood Wedding on Tuesday 24 July at
6.30pm
CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION
In 2012, the Malthouse Theatre has introduced Audio Description and Auslan
Interpreting for some of its performances.. They also have very reasonable
pricing for all of their productions and have removed booking fees. For this
reason they are not offering AAV member discounts but are working closely with
Arts Access Vic on improving all types of disability access at the theatre.
For Access Requirements:
(Wheelchair access or allocated seats for AD or Auslan performances) phone 03
9685 5111 or email boxoffice@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Magic Flute
Shadow-Interpreted Auslan Performance!
This year, Deaf Children Australia will partner Opera Australia’s Oz Opera to
present the Auslan schools tour of The Magic Flute over two special weeks. The
touring dates proposed are 28th and 29th June, then 17th – 21st September.
CLICK HERE FOR FLYERInclusive Arts Forum - FREE
Banyule City Council
Wednesday 9th May - 10am - 3:15pm
LIMITED CAPACITY - RSVP ASAP
Do you want to improve the quality of your arts programs?
Do you want to develop your skills in the arts, disability and community
sectors?
Learn from industry leaders about inclusive arts practices with practical
workshops and guest speakers.
CLICK FOR FLYERASLIA Vic is still calling for Artists for the exhibition area
at the Auslan Interpreter Awards Night!
CLICK HERE TO SEE VIDEOMusical-interest in the deaf community?
Moonshadow
From the Access Team
There is a new musical coming out this year called Moonshadow, based on the
songs of Cat Stevens. Do you think this is something people from the deaf
community might be interested in? Just checking whether we should try to
persuade them to have an Auslan or captioned performance.
CLICK TO SEE WEBSITE
Please email Janice Florence if you are interested - HURRY!
JFlorence@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Centre Tours
Auslan Interpreted Guided Tours
Come behind the scenes to discover where the magic begins.
On this guided and Auslan interpreted walking tour of The Primrose Potter
Australian Ballet Centre, you'll visit the production department, where
costumes are made from start to finish, and see the dancers of The Australian
Ballet and The Australian Ballet School at work in the studios.
Tour group is limited to 16 people. No photography is permitted during the tour.
CLICK FOR INFORMATION & BOOKINGDo you have any news or an event you would like
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