Thursday, 26 June 2014
Thursday, 19 June 2014
The Evacuation
On Monday 2nd June, The Chrysalis Theatre in
Camphill Milton Keynes held a practice fire evacuation. The Chrysalis had asked David Pibworth (who
is the director of Milton Keynes Theatre of Comedy) to provide the audience
with a magic show. The audience needed to be made up of 209 volunteers. The
Chrysalis Theatre had teamed up with Willen Hospice (a charity which provides
specialist palliative care and support for families) to mark the start of
National Volunteer Week. It was explained that they needed our ‘#TimeNotMoney’. While
David Pibworth was performing his show, the fire alarm was set of and Martina
Fiserova, who is the theatre manager explained were the fire exits were and
that we should assemble outside of the front on the Chrysalis Theatre. This practice fire evacuation was planned in order to review the theatre’s
evacuation procedure. There were lots of refreshments of cakes and teas and
coffee before and after the fire evacuation in the foyer of the Chrysalis
Theatre. I thought this event was important because we know what do if there
was a real fire.
Friday, 13 June 2014
Interview with Mandy
Name
Mandy
Age
50
How long have you lived in the community?
32 years
What house do you live in?
Margaret Powell House
What workshops do you do? (Which one do you like the most)?
I do the Weavery and the Newsletter Group. I like the Newsletter Group
What activities do you do (like evening class or painting)?
I like watching TV (Dr Who)
What responsibilities do you have in your house?
I lock up at night times. Also clean the kitchen
What do you do at the weekends?
I go out walking and to the city centre
Would you like to share anything with this newsletter?
I like sharing
What did you do before you came to CMKC?
I lived at home before Camphill Milton Keynes Community
What are your hobbies?
Crosswords, reading, colouring books, TV
Is there anything you do not like?
I don’t like shouting or pushing
Alex Fox
Thursday, 5 June 2014
The Love of Seven Dolls
On Saturday 31st May, there was a performance of a play called 'The Love of Seven Dolls' in the Chrysalis Theatre in Camphill Milton Keynes. It was performed by a group who work in the Chrysalis Theatre on Mondays. 180 people went to see it.
A bit about this play is this: A young girl called Mouche is about to throw herself into the Seine, when her attention is attracted by a voice. It turns out to be the voice of a glove puppet, called Carrot Top. She then meets Reynard the fox, Gigi, Alifanfaron, Dr Duclos, Madame Muscat and Monsieur Nicholas. The story is about her relationship with the seven puppets and their grim puppet master, Capitaine Coq, and what happens when she joins their travelling show.
I was Monsieur Nicholas. The Love of Seven Dolls was written by Paul Gallico.
These are some photographs of the rehearsals.
A bit about this play is this: A young girl called Mouche is about to throw herself into the Seine, when her attention is attracted by a voice. It turns out to be the voice of a glove puppet, called Carrot Top. She then meets Reynard the fox, Gigi, Alifanfaron, Dr Duclos, Madame Muscat and Monsieur Nicholas. The story is about her relationship with the seven puppets and their grim puppet master, Capitaine Coq, and what happens when she joins their travelling show.
I was Monsieur Nicholas. The Love of Seven Dolls was written by Paul Gallico.
These are some photographs of the rehearsals.
Alex Fox
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