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Physical
Theatre Training
Playspace
Training with Alan Clay
provides a physical and irreverent approach to clown. Reconnect with the playful,
inquisitive, cheeky, clown spirit in a beautiful outdoor setting,
overlooking the mouth of the Wanganui river.
Aerialize is an
innovative theatre group that combines the art of dance, theatre, gymnastics
and circus in an aerial environment. Aerialize have been thrilling local and
international audiences with death defying feats of grace and beauty on the
trapeze, rope and web. Check out information on their evening classes, and their performance projects.
Shows
Theatre LOTE,
is an Australian
theatre company providing innovative bilingual performances for
theatre festivals and schools. Our
productions are “boutique” in nature, with casts of two to
three multi-skilled performers, and have strong music-theatre,
visual and physical theatre components.

Broadway and Co
- is a contemporary Australian circus company
presenting touring shows, a range of roving and
site specific performances, as well as workshops and training opportunities.
Literary Festival
Check out the site for the
Wanganui Literary Festival in New Zealand.
In line with past festivals, 2011 will offer an eclectic and fascinating
variety of readings, lectures and theatre. For
those who enjoy the off-beat there will be literary events under the
auspices of the Fringe Festival running concurrently.
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Physical Theatre News
This newsletter has evolved over the past
seven
years, into an industry wide publication with an Australian focus and a
global perspective.
The newsletter regularly carries information on circus,
clown, mime, theatre, dance, and street theatre events worldwide - with
information on festivals, classes, and news on physical theatre groups
working in Australia, New Zealand, America, Canada, Europe, England and
worldwide.
Check out the archive for 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005,
2006,
2007, 2008 and 2009 on the Physical
News index page, and enter your email
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Butterfly Crush

Artmedia has produced a feature film about a
song and dance duo, Butterfly Crush, based on Alan Clay's second novel, Dance
Sisters. The film is now enjoying a theatrical
release in New Zealand.
Moontan
"A
heart warming story about two street clowns, swept up in the occupation of
New Zealand's last Victorian theatre."
Alan Clay's short film
Moontan is now available in a DVD
compilation including the 15 minute short, a 30 minute rough cut, a twenty
minute 'Making of Moontan' documentary, and a two camera split-screen extra
clown performance (total: 72 min.), US$14.95 from
Create Space.
Books

Alan
Clay's book,
Angels can Fly,
a Modern Clown User Guide, is available on order through bookshops in Australia and
New Zealand, America and England.
This
is a
textbook for a fast changing art form. The traditional approach to teaching
clown is routine or gag based and this sits uncomfortably with teaching
practices in modern performing arts education and with today's audiences.
In
addition to anecdotes from 20 clowns from around the world and stories
following the adventures of 10 fictional clowns,
this book includes a
total of 50 practical clown exercises
appropriate for workshops or performance, developed by Alan through 30 years
of teaching in Australia, Europe, America and New Zealand.
South Australian author Adrian
Rogers, has three fantasy novels published as e-books - on CD Rom or by
direct download. And his third book in the Hidden
Kingdom Trilogy, Alignment,
is now available. "Merlin, laid to rest in dark-age Britain in his Crystal Cave has awoken in
fulfillment of a prophecy, as Pisces moves into Aquarius and the 2012 Galactic
Alignment is less than four years away."
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ePublishing News
This newsletter evolved over
four years to become one of the leading
sources of e-publishing information in Australasia,
but has been in hiatus for a couple of years as technology catches up
with the digital revolution in publishing.
This list is for the quarterly 'literary and epublishing'
newsletter from Artmedia Publishing in Sydney, a publication with an
Australian and New Zealand focus, and a global perspective, exploring the
changing nature of the book and electronic publishing. We
will be relaunching this publication at some point in the near future.
Check out the
archive of the ePublishing
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Artmedia Publishing is run by Alan Clay.
Contemporary Australian and New Zealand
Literary & Performing Arts
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