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Improvisation for Actors - weekly drop-in workshops - London N.1.
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My name is miss Rose i saw your profile today at(britishtheatre.ning.com) and fund you worthy to be mine as some one whom i can lay on his arms as long as love is concern, caring and teassing you all the nightlong and ,l will also like to know you the more,and l want you to send an email to my email address (rose.davids@hotmail.fr) so l can give you my picture for you to know whom l am. Here is my email address I believe we can move from here! I waiting for your mail to my email address above. miss Rose
(Remeber the distance or colour does not matter but love matters alot in life)
Eirini Kartsai's spit spat spat at the Stoke Newington International Airport, London, 8th Nov. 2008
8pm > 9.30pm
Erini Kartsaki is back with another solo performance, the deviously orchistrated spit spat spat. Her interlectual twists in narrative formed from pursuit of romantic rendition skip and pull at the mind, nerves and heart through immaculatly contrived modulation of human references. Now in her 3rd year of research, Kartsaki draws upon the difficulties facing people living in the contemporary urban environment through a meticulous documentation of making and breaking hearts, feeding theory into performance and vise versa, threading the stories she creates into ever more dramatic ovatures of pain and violence.
J Smith.
4th Nov. 2008