Thursday 6 – Saturday 8 December 2007 @ ZION ARTS CENTRE
Every day the same faces, same time, same places
Eric sees things differently from other people.

Eva has big dreams to break a cycle that traps all those around her

Sara connects to a past she's never known

Nayim clings on to a disappearing hope

From isolation and frustration, they connect and form
friendships that help them see the world through new eyes.

Dates and Times: Thursday 6 Dec, 7.30pm
Friday 7 Dec, 7.30pm
Saturday 8 Dec, 4pm and 7.30pm
Price:£6/£4
Venue: Zion Arts Centre, 335 Stretford Road, Hulme, Manchester, M15 5ZA

To book tickets in person: Please call into Zion Arts Centre

For credit card bookings: Please visit www.ticketline.co.uk or phone 0871 424 444
Okay okay, enough of the serious stuff! Hey...my name's Eva, I'm 17 and as well as promoting Inside The Lines, I started this blog becos I'm also FED UP of there being no positive stories about young people. You'd think when you looked in the papers, TV that we're all running around shooting eachother, harassing the guy next door! I dunno about you but I know that I don't do that! Yeah okay, I know that some young people do get into trouble but people don't think about why...maybe it's because we're not listened to...SO LISTEN UP NOW!

If you're fed up like me then let me know your positive stories of yourself and I'll post them up!

Tuesday, 13 November 2007

My experiences of urban music theatre project

Hi everyone,
I'm Louise and I'm working as a volunteer on the project in the Digital Arts workshops with Rich and Amy. I first got involved cos I wanted to learn about how multimedia can be used in the theatre to help me with my final year projects at uni. I didn't know anything about Urban Music Theatre Project before, and didn't realise how big the project is - That this is 2nd of 3 years working on it, and how many people are involved! I've learnt so much already, and really enjoy working with the participants. I can't wait to see it all come together in the performances...
they're going to be pretty impressive so make sure you don't miss them! This is really an amazing project that CAN is doing, and there needs to be more opportunities like this for young people.
As for how young people are portrayed in the media - we hear about all the bad stuff, and yes it does happen and it is a problem...but maybe if we focused on the good stuff that goes on then people would realise that it does exist, and learn how to create more of it and tackle the problems. I don't need to look far for an example of how the "youth of today" are doing something positive, just look around the room where Digital Arts is going on, and around the Zion centre where all the participants are really dedicated and involved in something amazing.

ps. watch out for the next big film maker of the future - Dillan!

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