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The Shakespeare Conference: SHK 13.1137  Thursday, 25 April 2002

From:           Karen Peterson <kpetersonkranz@yahoo.com>
Date:           Thursday, 25 Apr 2002 02:25:13 -0700 (PDT)
Subject:        Welsh Actors Wanted for Shakespeare Schools Project

I noticed this in the "Theatre in Wales" e-newsletter that I receive,
and thought I'd pass it along.

Contact names and information may be found at the end of the post -- if
you're interested, or know someone who might be, please contact them
(NOT me!) directly.

-- Karen

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25 April 2002 10 Actors wanted!

10 talented, hardworking, enthusiastic Welsh actors to work on the
exciting Shakespeare Schools Drama Festival project in September 2002.

You will be required to lead Shakespeare workshops in secondary schools
throughout Wales; so Welsh-speaking applicants are especially welcomed!
The workshops will aid schools to reach their Welsh, English or
Bi-lingual final performances in professional theatres across the
country in October.

You must enjoy working with young people!

You must have workshop experience!  You must also drive and have access
to a car as travel will be involved.

This is an exciting, rewarding and well-paid project.

Send your CV and photo with a covering letter to:

DRAMARAMA
42 Bloomsbury Street London WC1B 3QJ

For further information call Kate or Phillip on 020
7299 4341

DRAMARAMA contact person: Kate or Phillip
e-mail: mydramarama@hotmail.com

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