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WELCOME from Festival Director Andy Currums

Hello everyone and welcome to the ninth International Youth Arts Festival. Every year the team at Creative Youth and I have the honour and privilege of working with some of the greatest young talent from around the world. The applications that pass across our desks during the programming process and finally make their way to the stage in July are thrilling, challenging, inspiring and inventive. And the youthful talents we work with extend much further than that onstage, of course - the technicians, designers, marketeers, Project Managers, Front of House, Box Office staff, photographers, reviewers and Press Team are all made up of dedicated and driven young people. We hope one day that IYAF will be a festival for young people - run by young people.

“... THRILLING, CHALLENGING INSPIRING AND INVENTIVE.”

In the interim, us youthless bunch will continue to do what we can to build a platform for a new generation of talent and remind audiences that youth arts is not amateur arts. We must remember that some of the most powerful, pertinent and essential works throughout history have been created by young people. I believe it is the duty of every artist, audience member and facilitator to support, champion and celebrate new voices. With this in mind and with over 200 events to choose from in the following pages, my only piece of advice would be this – take a chance. Attend the show that sounds the oddest. See the act you've never heard of. Indulge in the medium the most distant from your own tastes. You never know what you might find, and it might just change everything. I hope you enjoy and I look forward to seeing you around the festival.

Andy

Cheers,

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GAL A NIGHT Jeremy James Taylor

Sea Stories – International Youth Arts Festival Gala Performance Rose Theatre Main House Thu 13th July - 13:30 Thu 13th July - 19:30 (Gala)

A special performance of Sea Stories in the Rose Main House with celebrity guests and a VIP reception. The annual Gala performance is a celebration of all the participants and staff and a chance to thank all of Creative Youth's kind friends and supporters. This year's Gala performance is Sea Stories - a triple bill of music theatre works inspired by the sea. They are The Upside Down Sailor by Roxanna Panufnik and Richard Stilgoe, The Golden Vanity by Benjamin Britten, and Sinbad the Sailor by David Nield and Jeremy James Taylor who directs.

Creative Youth

International Youth Arts Festival Opening Night Rose Theatre Main House

A limited number of exclusive Gala tickets are available. These tickets include: • Pre-show reception with drinks and canapés (provided by Hawkers Bar and Brasserie) in our VIP bar • Best seats in the house • Complimentary interval drinks • Post show reception • The opportunity to meet our celebrity patrons and supporters DoubleTree by Hilton Kingston is supporting the International Youth Arts Festival 2017 Gala.

Fri 7th July - 19:30

Celebrating the launch of the International Youth Arts Festival 2017, come to the Rose Theatre for a variety performance presenting some of the shows involved in this year's festival. With dance, music, theatre and comedy it's the perfect opportunity to see what's in store for the next ten days. Followed by The Reptiles playing in the Rose Café.

To book you Gala tickets please contact Phill at phil@creativeyouthcharity.org. Show only tickets available through the Rose Box Office. Show only: £10 - £15 Gala reception (including canapés and drinks) plus show: £40 110 minutes

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RiotBox Productions

Amy Conway’s Super Awesome World ACT Studio 101

Thu 13th July - 17:00 Sat 15th July - 17:00 Join Amy on a video game adventure like no other. Battle the minions of fear, loneliness and despair using your collective powers of human connection and emotional resilience. Only together can we slay the Darkness! Become Amy's allies in an interactive experience that asks difficult questions and quests for elusive sparks of joy in the deep dark multi-user dungeons of the soul.

“If good theatre is about changing our consciousness, then [Amy Conway] certainly achieves that” - The Scotsman

A powerful, moving and humorous show for adults, teenagers and anyone that has ever battled their own demons. £5 - £8 65 minutes Suitable for 12+

Da Xue Lu School Drama Troupe

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland ACT Main House Sat 8th July – 19:30

Lewis Carrol's classic tale is brought vividly to life by student's from Shandong Province, China. After following a shilly-shallying rabbit down a burrow, Alice finds herself in a mystical world with a Mad Hatters, a Cheshire Cat and a Queen of Hearts. Da Xue Lu School Drama Troupe's production of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland won the 2016 award for best student production in Shandong Province. £3 20 minutes Suitable for 6+ i Ya fe s t i va l .o r g .u k

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Best of Brighton Fringe – Theatre Rose Theatre Studio Tue 11th July – 18:00

Every May the IYAF Press Team, made up of young trainee journalists, head to the Brighton Fringe and pick the best youth productions across three categories – Children and Families, Comedy and Theatre. The winning productions are all invited to perform at the International Youth Arts Festival. Previous Theatre winners have gone onto national and international tours – be sure to see the best theatre Brighton Fringe has to offer in the Rose Theatre Studio. What is Written Dance Company

Awakening

£5 - £8 60 minutes (approx)

ACT Studio 101

Tue 11th July – 16:30 Wed 12th July – 20:00 Are you a slave to your work? In a place that sucks the life and soul of its workers, Awakening shows the struggle of how people fight to break free of oppression.

Women in Black Productions

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Rose Theatre Gallery

£5 - £8 75 minutes Suitable for 5+ “Awakening, a full-blooded, uncompromising take on the contemporary workplace and the plight of the individual belittled by, and struggling against, a sclerotic and bureaucratic management.” - Peter Lindley - Morning Star

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Fri 14th July – 14:30 Fri 14th July – 20:30

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What does it mean to be black? Is it the way you talk? The way you move? Or maybe it’s just a certain type of attitude. Two 20 something girls from different walks of life share their experiences and the world’s expectation of them. Does being black have to mean anything at all?

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Performing Change

Blurred Justice ACT Main House

Fri 14th July – 16:30 Sat 15th July – 19:30 Winner of Amnesty International’s 2016 Marsh Award, Blurred Justice is a thrilling and humorous play where the fate of one man lies in the hands of the audience. Sharif is a member of the Yemeni Houthi militia and is being tried in an extraordinary court. As he is being questioned, the play explores the meaning of the word terrorist and the complications of the Yemeni civil war with flashbacks of Sharif’s life. The play aims to establish a collaborative relationship with the audience, and therefore will give them the chance to play the part of the jury. £5 - £8 60 minutes Suitable for 16+

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Rose Theatre Studio Wed 12th July – 20:00 Fri 14th July – 15:00

In a not too distant future, a group of teens have been meeting in secret. A number of luxuries have been banned from their world, including music. Jake, a rebellious teen in the group, decides to play some music but the others know it will get them into trouble. Unfortunately they are found. Once captured, they are locked away and made to listen to the most horrible sounds, making their childhood nightmares come to life. However, not all hope is lost as from all this chaos come two imaginary friends – Shark and Squid. They help the group fight their fears together by expressing themselves through music. £5 - £8 45 minutes Suitable for 10+

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Date

Rose Theatre Café/Woody’s Bar Sat 8th July - 13:00 and 15:00 Sun 9th July - 13:00 and 15:00

Broken Perspectives Theatre

Cultural Echo Rose Theatre Gallery Mon 10th July – 20:30

Cultural Echo is the debut theatre work from young company Broken Perspectives. The show follows two young men who attempt to explore, reminisce and re-appropriate their childhood memories of home in a now gentrified London. They find out that home isn't what it used to be, and their ownership of their local culture has changed. One of them is pretty angry about it, the other is pretty chilled. £5 - £8 60 minutes Suitable for 16+

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Date is a two part one-on-one experience where you are the star. Exploring agency, interaction and shared experience, this piece puts you at the centre of a story that changes with each telling. Milkshake takes you on a date with a mystery guest, while Pumpkin Spice Latte reunites you with an old friend with a secret to tell. Part-interactive, part-immersive, Date will be defined by your choices and responses, and who knows where the night will end? The show starts in the Rose Theatre Café and ends in Woody’s Bar - you’ll be taken from one venue to the other during the show. This show contains audience participation and interaction and requires the audience to move from one venue to the next (a one minute walk) during the show. £8 60 minutes

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Tints of Nice & Tints of Crazy

Death and Dancing Rose Theatre Gallery Tue 11th July – 20:30 Fri 14th July – 18:00

Death and Dancing is a dark comedy about Max and Max, and their desire to live a life free from prejudice, judgement, expectations and demands of the capitalist, materialistic world we live in. They struggle to fit in the conventional model of our society’s perception of worth, defiance and sexuality. Trying to figure out who they are perceived to be and who they’d like to be, they forget to focus on what truly matters. Perhaps they could even love each other only if they accepted who they really are. £5 - £8 75 minutes Suitable for 12+ Strong language

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Static Assembly

Edison

ACT Main House

Tue 11th July – 16:00 Wed 12th July – 19:30 A love affair with a pigeon, a shakedown with Mark Twain, an enormous disco DJ’d by Thomas Edison - this genre-bent, crossexperimental three act play launches two scientific giants into a new light. Nikola Tesla, the troubled genius and fallen inventor whose patents and inventions now worth billions were stolen from under him, and Thomas Edison, the famous inventor and infamous crook who coordinated the entire slandering attack but to this day gets all the credit. edisonisalie.com £5 - £8 90 minutes Suitable for 12+

Rose Youth Theatre

Heart of Darkness Rose Theatre Studio Sun 16th July – 15:30 Sun 16th July – 19:00

Dinghy Theatre

Grey Matter Rose Theatre Studio Sat 8th July – 17:00 Sun 9th July – 20:00

Grey Matter re-examines the effects of dementia in a refreshing and newly devised performance. With their second production, Dinghy Theatre tracks the degenerative mental disease, based on the true stories of those affected, their family members and dementia carers. This analysis of the progressively crumbling human form is performed through movement and poetry for an energetic and emotional theatrical experience.

This new adaptation of the great modernist masterpiece, Heart of Darkness, is set against the backdrop of the War on Terror. A troubled young woman journeys upriver in a desolate war zone to find and expose the infamous Kurtz. The further she travels from civilization, the harder she finds it to distinguish between nightmare and reality, past and present, righteousness and evil. Joseph Conrad’s searing indictment of colonialism is presented by Rose Youth Theatre. £5 - £8 100 minutes Suitable for 16+ Contains strong language, gun shots, blood and horror

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“We are in a real crisis. I think currently the system is inefficient and unsafe.” - Dr Martin Baggaley, medical director at South London and Maudsley NHS Trust

NYMT

HONK! Rose Theatre Main House Sat 15th July – 16:00 Sat 15th July – 19:30

Since it first hatched in 1993, HONK! - a charming twist on Hans Christian Andersen’s ‘The Ugly Duckling’ - has winged its way around the world in over 8,000 productions and has won multiple awards including the 2000 Olivier Award for Best Musical. We follow Ugly, the runt of the litter. Embarrassed by the way he looks, his duckling brothers and sisters bully him until he decides to leave on an adventure with a hungry feline. HONK! Music by George Stiles. Book & lyrics by Anthony Drewe. £10 - £15 75 minutes Forest Gate Theatre Company

The Hyacinth Girl

Invisible Condition

ACT Main House

Sat 8th July – 20:00 Sun 9th July – 17:00

Sun 9th July – 19:30 Based on T.S. Eliot’s The Waste Land, follow the separate lives of Madame Sosostris and the Hyacinth Girl through dance, text and live music, drawing on influences from Kurt Weill to Marianne Faithful. The Waste Land is the backdrop to a world of desperation in which two characters find a strength in each other. £5 - £8 60 minutes Suitable for 13+ 16

Last Word Theatre

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ACT Studio 101

Last Word Theatre present an incisive piece of documentary theatre exploring the crisis in mental health care in the NHS. Constructed from interviews with patients, professionals, politicians and activists, Invisible Condition examines the horrific shortfalls in care and resources and asks the question – what needs to be done and why hasn’t it been done yet? £5 - £8 70 minutes Suitable for 12+ Strong language Trigger warning: mental health

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Kingston College

Kingston College Greats Rose Theatre Gallery Wed 12th July – 14:30

Rose Theatre Studio

ACT Main House

Sat 15th July – 16:30 Sun 16th July – 19:30

Sat 15th July – 15:30

Four of the best theatre making groups from Kingston College present their work during the International Youth Arts Festival. A mix of devised, scripted, physical theatre and spoken text, Kingston College Greats showcases the brightest theatrical stars of tomorrow. Charlotte Maxwell £5 - £8 60 minutes (approx)

La Diablesse Reborn Rose Theatre Gallery Sat 8th July – 20:30

La Diablesse is a woman of incredible beauty and charm. Born human, some unfortunate paranormal dealings left her with a disfigured face and leg, which she conceals from onlookers. She habitually lures men into the depths of the woods and they are never seen again. Set in Manchester’s Heaton Park, La Diablesse Reborn is a modern take on the life of the Trinidadian mythical woman. Come and take a stroll down by the ravine and meet Dia, there she’ll tell you of the experiences that led her onto this path.

Manic Arts Limited

The Little Creepers ACT Studio 101

Sun 16th July – 15:00 Sun 16th July – 20:00 The Little Creepers by Charlotte Bell is Manic Arts debut show, winning Birmingham University's Dean Award. A one woman play about the trials and tribulations of a teenage schizophrenic in the 21st century. Jenny is an eighteen year old girl who worries about boys, sex and the beast that she sees. This play follows Jenny through her journey to try and conquer her fears and tell her mother about the things she sees, but as most people do - Jenny gets distracted. The play raises awareness around mental health and the importance of looking after your own. £5- £8 50 minutes Suitable for 14+ Strong language and sexual references.

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In The Quirks Theatre

The Missing Girl of Grigglewood ACT Studio 101

Fri 14th July – 20:00 Sun 16th July – 17:00 The story takes place in a Gothic village called Grigglewood, where a young girl mysteriously vanishes. Peter and his father head off on a wild goose chase to find her; dropping themselves into more trouble than they bargained for and meeting some outlandish characters along the way. £5 - £8 45 minutes Suitable for 8+

A Basement Studio

Rotting ACT Studio 101

Sun 9th July – 14:00 Thu 13th July – 20:00 Caitlin and Jen are a young couple enjoying the honeymoon phase of their relationship. As a nice gesture and an attempt to bring the family closer, Jen invites over Toby, Caitlin’s brother. However, she doesn’t realise that some things and some people are better left in the past. £5 - £8 50 minutes Suitable for 16+ Reflection Theatre

The Next Placement

Bibimbab Youth Theatre

The Princess Pyunggang

ACT Main House

Thu 13th July – 16:00 Fri 14th July – 19:30

ACT Studio 101

Sat 15th July – 15:00

“The passion and the strength and power of Koreans and their Bibimbab Youth Theatre return to IYAF with their joyful traditional Korean long, dramatic experience. This folk tale. Full of song and dance and was one of the best theatre performed in English, the story echoes performances I have ever seen”. the suppression of part of Korea's – Kevin Meyers, USA 2014 New York Fringe Festival cultural legacy and proves that no creative voice can be silenced. “Support freedom of expression? £5 - £8 Then go and see this show! ” 60 minutes – The Stage, Edinburgh Fringe Suitable for 5+

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"Wanna see a piece of theatre that actually tugs at your heart strings! Take a look into the world of foster care." - Tiffany Robinson (Audience Member) via our Facebook page

The Next Placement sheds light on the foster care system, and focuses on the relationships formed and broken when a foster child comes into the home. We explore the pressures a newly qualified social worker faces as she struggles with her personal life and work load of the job and we strive to show how important it is for these children to feel at home. £5 - £8 90 minutes Suitable for 15+

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Escapade

Jeremy James Taylor

ACT Main House

Rose Theatre Main House

Escapade bring the first ever stage adaptation of Lauren Child’s bestselling mystery series to IYAF (“one of the best things to happen to British fiction” – The Sunday Times). When the world’s greatest criminal masterminds target a supernatural statue, it’s up to Ruby – code-breaker, special agent and thirteen-year-old girl – to crack the case. This quirky, hilarious spy thriller takes us into a world of terrifying villains, cutting-edge gadgets and death-defying escapes, in a race to prove that being a spy is actually child’s play.

Over 140 local children, a wind ensemble from the Royal Academy of Music and the Royal College of Music, four students from Kingston University, the Tiffin Boys Choir and a celebrity narrator make up a triple bill of music theatre works inspired by the sea. The Upside Down Sailor by Roxanna Panufnik and Richard Stilgoe; The Golden Vanity by Benjamin Britten, and Sinbad the Sailor by David Nield and Jeremy James Taylor who directs.

Ruby Redfort

Sea Stories

Sun 9th July – 16:30 Tue 11th July – 19:30

Thu 13th July – 13:30 Thu 13th July – 19:30 (Gala)

£5 - £8 60 minutes Suitable for 7+ Contains scenes that may be frightening for younger audiences.

Anoesis

Shindig Theatre

Sonder

The Sandman

ACT Studio 101

ACT Studio 101

Mon 10th July – 17:00 Tue 11th July – 20:00

Sat 8th July – 13:30 Sun 9th July – 20:00 Inspired by E.T.A. Hoffmann’s Der Sandman, Shindig Theatre Company bring a bold new spin to this classic tale. Haunted by a childhood encounter with the sinister Sandman, Nathaniel deals with the struggles of adult life whilst trying to shake off the demons of his past. But as dreams spill into waking life the mystery of the Sandman becomes a reality. This magical tale of romance and discovery is filled with humour, intrigue, live music and inventive storytelling. £5 - £8 40 minutes Suitable for 8+

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Sonder, noun. The realisation that each random passerby is living a life as vivid and complex as your own. Anoesis' debuting production Sonder is a transcription of the struggle of the human condition, the need to belong, and the inability to do so. This spectacle of emotions explores the individual perception of what defines identity and our understanding of how we perceive each other's reality. As a devised, collaboratively constructed collage of movement, light and sound, Sonder depicts three intertwining stories, each of them exploring a different concept of identity and individual perception of the world. £5 - £8 60 minutes Suitable for 14+ Haze, smoke

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West End Wilma 'A shining performance from Grace and Davidovich’s harrowing script deserve to be seen by as wide an audience as possible.’ - West End Wilma

Indictus Theatre

Sticks and Stones ACT Studio 101

'A compelling performance’ - The Stage

Mon 10th July – 20:00 Fri 14th July – 17:00 Sticks and Stones is based on the true story of a teen with brittle bones. At a very low point in life with few friends and bullies sending him into the hospital every other week, his journey begins when a routine operation goes wrong, forcing him to spend weeks in intensive care. Here he meets a young woman involved in a car accident who helps him see the world differently. As their relationship grows so does his self-esteem. The piece uses elements of immersive and musical theatre to bring his journey of self-acceptance to life. £5 - £8 40 minutes Suitable for 12+

Kryptonite Plays

Strawberry Starburst Rose Theatre Studio Tue 11th July – 20:00 Sat 15th July – 17:30

Shez is 16. She’s a cheeky, playful teenager who loves strawberry Starbursts, her mum’s spaghetti and her boyfriend’s prickly face. But when her life starts to crumble, so does her relationship with food, until Shez finds herself facing a struggle between life and death. Strawberry Starburst is a heartfelt, funny and poignant drama about one girl’s battle with anorexia. There will be a Q&A with the cast and crew after the performance of Tuesday the 11th of July. £5 - £8 65 minutes Suitable for 14+ Contains some strong language

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Bloody Nora Theatre

Treehouse Rose Theatre Gallery Sun 16th July – 13:30 Sun 16th July – 18:30

Treehouse is a piece of original writing which explores the relationship between two sisters estranged after their parents death. Their coming together prompts the confrontation of their shared history which in turn reveals a dark ulterior motive behind their meeting. Told through a series of intense and intimate conversations, Treehouse comments on the lives women are often expected to lead in conflict with those that they choose.

Shoestring Players

Tapestry Rose Theatre Studio

Mon 10th July – 16:30 Mon 10th July – 20:00

£5 - £8 60 minutes Suitable for 14+ Strong language

Tapestry explores local history in the Southern states of the USA and the human connection we all share. Using historical documents, ensemble members will uncover disparate stories of people from our region of the United States and create a devised theatre piece that weaves these stories together to form an American Tapestry.

Nya Paraplyteatern

The goal of the company will be to make links between the past and present, and tell our story via an amusing theatre piece that blends humor and drama. £5 - £8 70 minutes Suitable for 16+ Strong language

Two Wrongs Don't Make a Right Rose Theatre Studio Bare Bones Drama

Teenage Phone Addict: Live Stream ACT Main House Sat 8th July – 16:30

A devised theatre piece looking at the impact of social media and increased phone usage on young people today. Exploring online perception, popularity, trolling, body image and, ultimately, underlining the fact that phone usage can be associated with so much of youth culture. Teenage Phone Addict is a fast paced, multi-media, exciting, emotive and entertaining piece of theatre, which challenges people’s perceptions and raises awareness. This is a live stream of the performance.

Wed 12th July – 18:00 Fri 14th July – 20:00

This new dark comedy created by Swedish company Nya Paraplyteatern (New Umbrella) follows young social media star Miriam and her friends at school. Miriam has just become the Student Council President - but that’s not enough. Miriam and her friends blackmail their sleazy Headmaster and crown themselves Queens of the school. But nothing in life is free and their actions come with an expensive price tag. £5 - £8 60 minutes Suitable for 10+ Strong language

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Dramatic for Artistic Creation

What a Beautiful Life Rose Theatre Gallery Mon 10th July – 18:30 Wed 12th July – 18:30

Daily stories of everyday lives told through comedy, dance and spoken word. A cocktail of love, capriciousness, culture, war, racism, brotherhood, aggression, loneliness, deception, immigration, nostalgia and the human condition. Devised by the group in the home of Morocco, the young troupe will bring joy to the hearts of the audience through their simultaneously intimate and epic production. £5 - £8 50 minutes

Kudos/Spare Tyre

What's Between Us Rose Theatre Studio Sat 8th July – 15:00 Sat 8th July – 20:00 Sun 9th July – 17:00

Inspired by interviews with Roehampton residents gathered by Spare Tyre over five years, Kudos has created a moving and provocative meditation on community in the 21st century. In our fast-paced, ever-changing world, how do we see, hear and come to know one another? From the monochrome outer landscape of concrete walkways and high-rise flats, to the colourful inner worlds of those who inhabit them, the production is a map of intriguing moments; potentially transformative encounters that take place as people “keep passing unseen through little moments of other people’s lives” (Robert M Persig). £5 - £8 60 minutes

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When Shakespeare Came to Africa ACT Studio 101

Wed 12th July – 17:00 Sat 15th July – 20:00 An African perspective on William Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet by Renegade Theatre. In a refreshing, new performance devised in Lagos workshops using song, music and dance to build bridges and remove borders, the ultimate love story asks the question, 'if affairs of the heart affect humans so profoundly, anywhere in the world, why do people create artificial differences between nations, groups and communities?' £5 - £8 60 minutes Suitable for all ages

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MUSIC

Mthakathi Entertainment

Africa Entsha The Visit Kingston Stage Sun 9th July – 16:00

Africa Entsha is a touring music group from South Africa which has won numerous awards, including 'The Spirit Of The Fringe Award' in Edinburgh 2011, 2012 and 2013. They also performed in the South Africa World Cup Opening Ceremony. At the very heart of their shows are zulu songs full of rhythm, style and spirit. Africa Entsha are completely captivating, leaving audiences breathless and often deeply moved by the end of the show. FREE 90 minutes

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MUSIC

MUSIC

Creative Youth

Lenzkids School

Kingston RPM Gig night

Lenzkids Chorus "Yunnan folk song" and “Forza Gesù”

Rose Theatre Main House Satn 8th July – 20:00

The Visit Kingston Stage Sun 9th July – 12:30

A FREE evening of high class music celebrating the veterans and new-blood of music in Kingston Upon Thames. Headlined by John Coghlan's Quo and featuring the best rock and blues bands around, the evening promises foot-stomping, crowd-pleasing music from across the generations.

Students from the Lenzkids English and Arts Training School in China perform two traditional pieces. Yunnan Folk Song is a lively and fun branch of Chinese folk songs consisting of riddles and performed by two call-and-response groups. Forza Gesù is a famous Italian song, loved by people around the world. The interpretation of the two songs will bring together western and Chinese styles and introduce the audience to classic Chinese culture.

This event is FREE but ticketed so you must book a ticket through the Rose Box Office. There is a small booking fee if tickets are booked online or over the phone.

FREE 10 minutes

FREE 150 minutes Suitable for 10+

Creative Youth

K-Town Live The Visit Kingston Stage Sat 8th July – 12:00 Sun 9th July – 12:00 Sat 15th July – 12:00 Sun 16th July – 12:00

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Free music and family events over four days in the centre of Kingston. Come and sample the foodie delights of Kingston’s market stalls and enjoy the best young musical talent from across the globe. Including acts from Africa, China, the Academy of Contemporary Music and performances as part of Kingston RPM (see page 83), the Visit Kingston Stage in the Market Square is one of the most popular aspects of the International Youth Arts Festival and the prime opportunity to see the stars of tomorrow. K-Town live is generously supported by Visit Kingston.

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Sat 8th July – Sun 16th July In partnership with Grand Unified Themes, the Rose Theatre Café will host the best music, spoken word, comedy and visual art on offer. With free Wifi, and an excellent selection of food and drink, the Rose Theatre Café is the perfect place to have a breather between shows and soak up the IYAF atmosphere whilst still enjoying a rich and varied cultural offering. FREE All day

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MUSIC

MUSIC

XAS

XAS Rose Theatre Café Tue 11th July – 21:45

Thames Youth Orchestra

TYO Presents Scheherazade Rose Theatre Main House Sun 16th July – 18:30

The Thames Youth Orchestra (TYO) will be joined by acclaimed artist, James Mayhew, bringing Rimsky-Korsakov’s Scheherazade to life with live storytelling, narration and illustration. Join the ensemble on a journey through the Arabian nights, with stories of royalty, magic and sailors, in an event that promises to be full of excitement. The orchestra has performed at Cadogan Hall, The Barbican Centre and on the BBC. The younger training orchestra, Thames Youth Sinfonia, will also showcase some accompanying pieces.

XAS' music chronicles the artist's sonic journey and evolution. A live performance with a modern, fast-paced and electric tone ready to shake your soul. Using original compositions, they are broken down to simple elements which he then re-arranges and samples according to the vibe and sound preference of the crowd. His song 'Crossroads' received the first prize in the 'John Lennon International Song Writing Contest' (New York, 2015) and last year XAS was selected as one of the best young conceptual artist in the UK by UKYA. FREE 60 minutes Suitable for all ages

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Creative Youth

Young Folk Rose Theatre Main House Mon 10th July – 19:30

Kingston was once a mainstay on the folk music circuit. Between the bars and clubs of Kingston, Claygate and Richmond the great, good and infamous of the folk scene cut their teeth. To celebrate this heritage and the new generation of folk musicians, IYAF presents a night of the finest young folk stars from around the country. Confirmed performers: Kelly Oliver (FATEA Female Artist of the Year 2016) and Moore Moss Rutter (BBC Young Folk Award 2011, Telegraph Best Folk Albums 2015). A night of musical excellence. £10 - £15 150 minutes

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Part of Kingston RPM: Records, People and Music


SUMMER SCHOOLS AT THE ROSE, JUL-SEP

Be inspired! Learn new skills via our short courses

Three-Day Courses

days making friends, playing games, learning Start your new skills and summer holidays discovering your with these three inner actor! action-packed Ages 7-12

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rses Intensive performance-based cou finish. to tion duc with a full, costumed pro A unique chance to work on th exciting plays with top-level you . directors and practitioners Ages 10-20

Rose Academy

Do you want to pursue a personal interest, improve your professional skills or just try something new? Kingston University runs many short courses covering a variety of different subject areas including art, design, photography and creative writing, as well as professional qualifications for the property and construction industry.

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of a place at drama school with intensive coaching and insight into the business. Ages 16-25

For more details, contact sarahk@rosethea trekingston.org or visit www.rose theatrekingston.or g


SD EC AN T ICOEN

London Russian Ballet

Ballet Dreams Rose Theatre Main House Fri 14th July – 19:30

Ballet Dreams is a series of divertissements to delight the audience in the fantasy of ballet. Duets and solos will inspire and thrill as the performers dance around the musicians in a melody of movement. The evening will feature works by Shostakovich, Tchaikovsky, Rachmaninov and Debussy with award winning musicians to accompany the dancers. Well known bravura works, gentle classics and newly choreographed elements define the evening and the technical skills of the young dancers. £10 - £15 135 minutes Suitable for all ages

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DANCE

DANCE

Riverhouse Barn

Elmbridge Dance Showcase Rose Theatre Main House Wed 12th July – 19:30

The Elmbridge Dance Showcase is an exhilarating mix of forms including Tap, Street Dance, Ballet and Contemporary (with a bit of musical theatre mixed in too). The young and talented dancers will thrill and amaze with their passion and panache. £10 - £15 120 minutes Suitable for all ages

Creative Youth

International Dance Showcase ACT Main House

Mon 10th July – 19:30

Magistic Dance

In Search of Tomorrow ACT Main House

Sat 15th July – 14:00 The power of love can tie together two people for life. Even the greatest adversities cannot destroy it. A contemporary and real life Romeo and Juliet inspired by true stories and local legends from the village of Aleksandrów, Poland where the dancers are from. The three stories presented each show love can overcome divisions in social, environmental reluctance or the turmoil of war.

An unforgettable night of dance presented by both national and international groups. See the dance stars of tomorrow today. Featuring: The Dancer’s Course – BalletBoyz, Lenz English Art School, Dance Direction, Kingston College Dance, Dilek Taptik School of Dance, ShelDance Dance Company and Dynamic Dance Studios. £5 - £8 120 minutes

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KINGSTON YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS CLUB “ FOR YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS, BY YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS”

Kingston Young Entrepreneurs Club (KYEC) is an organisation which encourages success by giving its members the forum to meet mentors, hear from business experts, network and grow together by sharing ideas and experiences. Aimed at young entrepreneurs aged 18-35 living or working in the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames. So, if you have a great business idea that you would love to get started, or have been trading only a couple of years, why not get involved. Register for our newsletter and keep up to date with our latest news and events: www.kingstonchamber.co.uk/kyec/ Follow us on:

@kyeclub

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COMEDY

Best of Brighton Fringe – Comedy Rose Theatre Gallery Sun 9th July – 20:30

Every May the IYAF Press Team, made up of young trainee journalists, head to the Brighton Fringe and pick the best youth productions across three categories – Children and Families, Comedy and Theatre. The winning productions are all invited to perform at the International Youth Arts Festival. Be sure to get tickets for the Best of Brighton Fringe Comedy winner in the Rose Theatre Gallery. Last year's comedy winner, Police Cops, transfers to the Rose Theatre Main House this year (Tuesday 11th July, 20:30). £5 - £8 60 minutes (approx)

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COMEDY

COMEDY

The Pretend Men

Police Cops Rose Theatre Main House Tue 11th July – 20:30

Returning from sell-out runs at the Soho Theatre, The Cape Town Fringe 2016 and the Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2016, THE PRETEND MEN’s critically acclaimed, multi award-winning comedy blockbuster returns once more. 1976. Straight-laced rookie Police Cop Jimmy Johnson is out to avenge his brother’s death, and he’s got to go it alone! Teamed up with a disgraced, renegade named Harrison, the pair begin to unearth the soily secrets that the case holds. £10 - £15 75 minutes Suitable for 16+

X & Co. // XNTHONY

The Power of Wow ACT Main House

Wed 12th July – 16:30 Thu 13th July – 19:30 Achieve your goals. Accelerate your dreams. Aim high. Believe in yourself. That’s what we do. That’s why we try. Britney did it. Donal Skehan too. Lemons to lemonade. You can do it. Europe’s favourite pop star XNTHONY knows failure; which makes him an expert at success. Right? Following his consistent inability to represent anyone in the Eurovision, XNTHONY’s back for one last, authentic stab at fame. Now married to a very special woman, Tiffany, he's rebranded, revitalised and ready to sell out; to the broadest audience possible. Hand in hand, the world's newest, most formidable power couple present to you The Power of Wow; the fail-safe plan for well-being and authenticity. £5 - £8 60 minutes Suitable for 14+

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COMEDY

Bad Clowns Comedy

Teasing the Funny Bone: A Seminar (For Professionals, Amateurs & anything in between) Rose Theatre Studio

Mark Anthony

The Socialisation of Mark Rose Theatre Gallery Sat 15th July – 20:30 Sun 16th July – 20:30

During The Socialisation of Mark, Drag King Mark Anthony employs live vocals, comedy, cabaret and parody to take the audience on his journey through the perils of masculinity. The show follows Mark from his teenage years to adulthood, and examines how society shapes his understanding of gender. Join Mark as he runs the gender-gauntlet of toys, advertising, music, education and even just going to the gym. Performed for the first time as a full-length production, the show includes some of Mark Anthony’s acclaimed acts from Bar Wotever’s Non-Binary Cabaret, Boi Box, Kingdom Brighton and Brizzle Boiz, as well as a selection of brand-new additions. £5 - £8 45 minutes Suitable for 18+ Some bad language and mild nudity.

Fri 14th July – 18:00 Sat 15th July – 20:30

This Is Your Laugh/David Allison

A ‘professional’ seminar on how to rise to fame in comedy. Join our hosts as they stumble their way through a corporate lecture with anecdotes, lies, and incorrect facts. Listen, laugh and most importantly learn with help from their top tips.

Rose Theatre Gallery

This Is Your Trial

Leicester Square Theatre Sketch Off 2017 - Semi-finalists. £5 - £8 60 minutes Suitable for 14+

Sun 9th July – 13:30

Rose Theatre Café

Tues 11th July – 19:00 This Is Your Trial is the UK's only courtroom based improvised comedy. Top comedians play lawyers prosecuting and defending charges set against YOU. Expect a unique comedy experience brought by some of the very best performers in the business. Each show is different and is shaped by the audience. Participation is part of the fun. Kids also get to discover what a trial is, how law works, albeit, by comedians and can put parents before the judge! Book your seat for jury service! There will be a This Is Your Trial comedy workshop for kids in the Rose Gallery on Sunday 9th of July from 09:30 - 12:30. Tickets are £10. For more information please check the IYAF website or contact the Rose Theatre Box Office. £5 - £8 Rose Theatre Gallery FREE Rose Theatre Café 60 minutes

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COMEDY

S CEOCMTE IO DY N

"Your new favourite double act"

- The Latest

- Steve Bennett, Chortle

- Chortle

- The Scotsman

Robin Boon Dale

What Does Stuff Do? Rose Theatre Gallery Tue 11th July – 18:30 Wed 12th July – 20:30

Zach and Viggo

Zach and Viggo: Thunderflop

Robin Dale utilises innovative juggling, physical comedy, and almost philosophy to guide you through his mind and body of research. Featuring pouring, ping pong, and a motivational speech delivered by a man in swimming trunks. Please bracket, for the next 40 minutes, any scepticism about the value of the totally obvious.

Rose Theatre Gallery

£5 - £8 40 minutes Suitable for all ages

Fresh from sold out shows in New York , Los Angeles and an official SOLD OUT run at the 2016 Edinburgh Fringe, award-winning, Norwegian-American comedy duo Zach Zucker & Viggo Venn return to London for their IYAF debut with Zach & Viggo: Thunderflop!

Sat 15th July - 18:30

WINNER: Best Comedy (Adelaide Fringe Weekly 2017) WINNER: Best Comedy (Brighton Fringe 2016)

'Absurd, creative, enjoyable and unique a true fringe highlight' - The Latest 'Everyone is a little bit in love with them' - The Scotsman

£5 - £8 60 minutes Suitable for 10+

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Food with a view

We are proud to support IYAF 2017

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CIRCUS & EVENTS

Bibi and Bichu

Circus Abyssinia: Moon Dreams from Ethiopia Rose Theatre Main House Sun 9th July - 20:00

An unashamedly joyful mix of astonishing stunts and enchanted adventure; Circus Abyssinia follows the journey of two little Ethiopian brothers, whose dream of joining the circus is brought to life by the Man in the Moon. Plunged into a world of daredevil wonders, the boys encounter a host of other circus dreamers: dancing, contorting, gravity-defying figures, all weaving tales of their own. Starring Bibi, Bichu and the inimitable Konjowoch Troupe, this is a surrealist retelling of how the cast dreamed of the circus in a country without one, coming together to create one of the world's very first Ethiopian circuses. This show includes audience participation. £10 - £15 55 minutes Suitable for all ages

Creative Youth

International Youth Arts Festival Opening Night Rose Theatre Main House Fri 7th July – 19:30

Celebrating the launch of the International Youth Arts Festival 2017, come to the Rose Theatre for a variety performance presenting some of the shows involved in the festival. With dance, music, theatre and comedy, it's the perfect opportunity to see what's in store over the coming ten days. Followed by The Reptiles playing in the Rose Café. £5 120 minutes Suitable for all ages

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CIRCUS & EVENTS

Creative Youth Creative Youth

Kingston RPM

Kingston Welcomes the World Carnival

Various venues

The Visit Kingston Stage

Sat 8th July

Free live music, exhibitions and events make up Kingston RPM – a celebration of the rich and varied musical heritage of Kingston, in a brand new project by Creative Youth. From Clapton to the Fighting Cocks, Bowie to the Folk Barge – Kingston has hosted some of the greatest contemporary musicians at its many famous music venues. The town will burst to life with a marching band across Kingston Bridge, a record fair and live performances from a selection of the best musicians working today.

A procession through the streets of Kingston led by a live band to celebrate the varied and beautiful people that visit Kingston for the International Youth Arts Festival. A spectacle of dancers, musicians, actors and puppets from cultures around the world. The procession starts and finishes in the Market Square, where it will be met by a live band on The Visit Kingston Stage.

Kingston RPM has been funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund, Arts Council England and the Royal Borough of Kingston. The project delivery partners also include, Kingston Music Service, Kingston History Centre, Kingston University and the Rose Theatre.

Head to the Riverside Edge on Saturday 8th July between 12:00 – 14:00 to make your own festival flags and masks at a free workshop in preparation for the carnival.

Turn to page 83 for a schedule of events.

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FIND OUT WHAT’S ON

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VISUAL ARTs & EXHIBITION

Creative Youth

60 Second Cinema Rose Theatre Studio Sun 9th July – 14:00

A showcase of 60 second movies created by young people from around the world. With no guidelines other than that the film can be no longer than 60 seconds and must be about their home, witness the joy of early cinematic exploration as young people tell the stories they want to tell in short, unabashed and joyful films. In partnership with O2 and Go Think Big. £5 60 minutes Suitable for 12+

Sketch Better

The Art of Rangoli Rose Theatre Café Sat 8th July – 12:30 Sun 9th July – 12:30

Eleven-year-old Ella Bradshaw will bring the art of Rangoli to Kingston. Her vision is to create a series of intricate mandala patterns on the floor, tables, venues, courtyards and public spaces in Kingston during the festival. Together with two friends, Emma Stansfeld and Lovisa Parker, Ella will design colourful Rangoli patterns in a series of live art performances. The three girls are also offering a workshop for young people and families to learn about the art form and to try it themselves. FREE 120 minutes (drop-in) Suitable for all ages 66

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VISUAL ARTs & EXHIBITION

Ying Zheng Edu Co.

Calligraphy Art Show Rose Theatre Café Sun 9th July – 17:00

A live demonstration of traditional Chinese calligraphy, signature art design and seal cutting. Running the demonstration will be: Zhao Shoushan, teacher of Calligraphy Art at Henan University who has been practicing calligraphy for over 40 years and won numerous awards. Zhao Yuanzhen: a 10 year old primary school student from the Henan province, China and Youth Calligraphy Competition award winner. The pieces created will be available for purchase after the demonstration. FREE 60 minutes

Broken Perspectives Theatre

The Craft Table Cass Art Cass Art Kingston/ The Visit Kington Stage

Sat 8th July – 10:00 Sun 9th July – 10:00 Sat 15th July – 10:00 Sun 16th July – 10:00

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Rose Theatre Café Fri 14th July – 11:00 Sat 15th July – 11:00 Sun 16th July – 11:00

The Craft Table is a performance installation that exposes the creative process of artisan making. Two performers spend three days in a public space creating items including bread, beer and chocolate, live at their table, selling these items on when finished. With each item sold, information about the economic and labour process involved is passed on to the consumer, weaving together the fictional narrative of the 'craft' and 'quality' of the item and the real economics behind its production. FREE (items can be purchased) All day (drop-in) 02 0 8 174 0 0 90

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VISUAL ARTs & EXHIBITION

Creative Youth

Kingston RPM: Exhibition Rose Theatre Exhibition Space 16th June - 9th September 2017

A unique exhibition showcasing stories, objects, records, photos and music memorabilia from the 1940s 1970s in Kingston. Come and explore this interactive exhibition that will illuminate Kingston’s musical past covering everything from Bowie’s first performance as Ziggy Stardust, the Decca Record Factory in New Malden and the arrival of Jazz music with the American Army in Bushy Park.

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Emma Marguerite Lynch

MINIATURE WORLDS Various

FREE All day

Sat 8th July - Sun 16th July

Creative Youth

My Generation Rose Theatre Café

Fri 7th July - Sun 16th July An exhibition celebrating and exploring masterworks made by young people throughout history and across the world. From child prodigy Stevie Wonder to Marvel Superhero and Kingston local Tom Holland, My Generation reminds the audience that youth art is not amateur art. By looking back to the greats of the past and looking forward to tomorrow’s stars, My Generation is a cheering recognition of young artists across mediums, time and the world.

The work created here has been created especially for the festival to demonstrate the art form of model making. It is usual for a theatre designer to present their ideas for a performance in model form, at a scale of 1:25 (25 times smaller than it’s life-size equivalent). Emma has selected scenes from well known fairy tales and presented them at 1:25 in a display of her industry craft and artistic talent. The fantastical element of these stories lends itself to the creation of highly imaginative models, which have been placed specifically so that they become a part of their environment. FREE All day

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Super Humans Rose Theatre CafĂŠ

Sat 8th July - Sun 16th July 60 Year 3 children from Alexandra School present two visual art installations about identity. The central work will be an exploding and suspended sculpture inspired by English installation artist, Cornelia Parker. Each child will choose an object that has significant meaning to them and all sixty objects will be hung together. A second installation will include a written element, where the children write on long strips of paper.

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C H I L D R E N & FA M I LY

Mumblecrust Theatre

Best of Brighton Fringe: The Tale of the Cockatrice ACT Main House

Sun 16th July - 16:30 Deep in the vaults of an ancient Priory, a hideous creature awakens. Brave knights flee in terror! Can a humble nun defeat the beast? Two muddle-headed storytellers use breathtaking puppetry, boisterous and beautiful live music, and general tom-foolery in this funny, dark and winding fable for monster-lovers everywhere and their parents! This storytelling extravaganza is suitable for everyone 6 and up, and perfect for 9-11 year olds! The Tale of the Cockatrice is set to tour in 2017-18.

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Keith Farnan

Kidocracy Rose Theatre Gallery Sun 16th July – 16:00

Kidocracy is an interactive theatre show for children aged 6+, presented by Keith Farnan (Michael McIntyre’s Comedy Roadshow). Appearing as his alter ego, Brehon, an ancient Irish know-it-all, the show begins when children are told they are being given an island to rule. In just under an hour, they must elect leaders, write anthems, come up with rules that rock and deal with all sorts of crises because running the world isn’t just all fun, fun, fun, there’s stuff to be done as well. £5 60 minutes Suitable 6+ 74

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Little Echo Theatre Company

Outside the Box Rose Theatre Café

Sat 15th July – 15:00 Sun 16th July – 15:00 Collar and Cuffs Co.

Rose Theatre Café

Skye is surrounded by boxes. But what if she dared to make her world a different shape? Join us in a tale of adventure and imagination, where time gets muddled and books can fly. Discover what happens when you look at things a different way, besides, what’s the worst that could happen?

It’s a big day in the Kalahari desert: Little Meerkat is ready for her first Lookout Duty. When her family goes missing, she is overwhelmed by a great big panic! Can a Kind Elephant and a Wise Monkey help her feel calmer and find those missing meerkats?

Little Echo’s brand new show for 2017 celebrates creativity and explores the possibilities of thinking outside the box.

Little Meerkat's Big Panic Thu 13th July – 12:00 Thu 13th July – 14:00 Thu 13th July – 16:00

Based on trauma expert Jane Evans’ storybook, this award-winning musical multi-sensory show supports children and their parents/ carers in understanding their brains and bodies when big feelings take hold. Performances are relaxed for inclusion of children with SEND, and include guided sensory play exploring low cost resources that can help everyone feel calmer and more connected.

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C H I L D R E N & FA M I LY

“Non-stop fun from start to finish! We laughed, booed, cheered and loved every minute!”

Spinning Wheel Theatre - Youth Takeover Company

Tangled Tales Rose Theatre Café Sat 15th July – 12:30 Sun 16th July – 12:30

Hansel and Gretel are on the run after a gingerbread catastrophe. Follow them on a most marvellous adventure through perilous paths, encountering pernickety pigs and wild wolves along the way. But they'd better watch out, there's an ever growing band of outlaws who are not too far behind - and winter is coming. An exciting story of unexpected heroes and villains. FREE 50 minutes Suitable for 4+

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TICKET INFO

FESTIVAL FRIENDS SCHEME

If you’re an IYAF addict, our new FESTIVAL FRIENDS scheme is the ideal way to get the most out of the festival. There are two options:

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020 8174 0090 Open Mon - Sat 10am - 6pm

Online iyafestival.org.uk rosetheatrekingston.org

In person Rose Theatre 24-26 High Street Kingston-UPON-THAMES KT1 1HL Please note all online and telephone bookings are subject to a £1.50 per ticket commission.

Concessions

Concessions are available for most productions, please check at Box Office when booking your ticket. Concessions are available for full time students, unwaged, deaf and disabled patrons and senior citizens

Participating Companies

£1 off all tickets for school groups of 10 or more. One free teacher ticket with every 10 paid. Only available over the phone or in person.

Groups

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£1 off all groups of 10 or more. Only available over the phone or in person.

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GET INvolved

Creative Youth and IYAF are only successful because of the continuing commitment and passion of a wonderful team of volunteers. They do everything from Box Office to Front of House, social media, photography, Project Management and administration. All of our volunteers work towards their V INSPIRED AWARD, a nationally recognised volunteering award.

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Keep up to date with all the latest news, events and opportunities.

Volunteers meet regularly and our Volunteer Co-Ordinator keeps everyone up to date, in touch and happy.

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Positions are available throughout the year. If you would like to get involved, please contact our Volunteer Co-Ordinator Charlotte: charlotte@creativeyouthcharity.org.uk

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Creative Youth is the charity behind the International Youth Arts Festival and Kingston RPM. We work throughout the year to enable young people to realise their potential through the arts. We provide opportunities for young people to be involved in innovative, original, ambitious projects and work with artists of the highest quality. In close collaboration with key partners we deliver outreach projects, skills development and volunteering programmes and we mentor young individuals, entrepreneurs and organisations by providing artistic, business and strategic support, allowing the next generation to flourish. We are passionate about Kingston and are committed to developing the town’s profile as an incubator for creativity and innovation within the creative industries sector. Our President is HRH The Earl of Wessex KG KCVO

CREATIVE TALENT

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In 2010 Creative Youth launched its CREATIVE TALENT programme which identifies young and emerging artists and organisations who have the potential to become excellent creative practitioners and gives them the artistic, business and strategic support to become flourishing, challenging, exciting organisations of the future.

iyafestival.org.uk creativeyouthcharity.org.uk

The programme provides year long support to the practitioners we believe will shape the future of the arts in the UK.

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THANK YOU We would like to say a huge thank you to our many supporters, friends and partners. Michael Hester, Amelia Fowler, Robin Hutchinson, Phil Hetherington, Eva Lorincz, Molly Freeman, Charlotte Levy, Sarah Wilson, Maria Reeves, Wendy Smithers, Kate Matheou, Sarah Hodgson, Kat Hipsey, Loz Archer, Julia Canavan, Claire Cooke, Jarek Zaba, Rebecca Doggwiler, Simon Adrians (Tangle Feet), Chris Kelly, Tony Gordon and The IYAF Press Team, All our volunteers and interns, Simon Andrewes, our brilliant team of trainee producers, Adam Ainsworth, Alan Stevenson, Aniela Zaba, Ann Hutchinson, Brett Alderton, Colin Bloxham, David Nield, Jason Piper, Jeremy James Taylor, Jonathan Greensted, Michael Bryher, Peter MayhewSmith, Wayne Eagling, Robert O'Dowd and the team at the Rose Theatre, Kathryn Woodvine , Kim Darton, Frank Whately, Anna Cunnyngham, Bob Phillips, Chris and Tina Leach, John and Mel Miles, The Vernon Ellis Foundation, Kingston Boys Club, Louise Wood and the team at John Lewis, Dom and the Woody’s gang, Liz, Adam, Millie, Phoebe and all the staff at The Lamb, The Community Brain, The Seething villagers, Lee Mizraboyle, Madison Brooks and Recycles, Julian and Sarah at Brighton Fringe, Sarah Lee, Dawn Wren, Ian Tyrell, Sean Westwood, Kay Galbraith, Greg Harradine, Brent Davies, Suzanne Lofthouse-Jackson, Sir Geoffrey Godbold, Angellica Bell, Michael Underwood, Tom Holland, Matt Lucas, Tom Chambers, Sheridan Smith, Chike Okonkwo, Madeleine Worrall, Surbiton Masonic Hall, Kingston Working Man’s Club, The Rotary Club of Kingston and the Team at Metro Bank.

KINGSTON RPM

RECORDS, PEOPLE AND MUSIC

Kingston RPM; Records, People and Music is a celebration of the rich and varied music heritage of Kingston, in a brand new project by Creative Youth. From Clapton to the Fighting Cocks, Bowie to the Folk Barge, Kingston has hosted some of the greatest contemporary musicians at its many famous music venues.

Exhibition Rose Theatre 16th June - 9th September 2017 | FREE Come and explore this interactive exhibition which will illuminate Kingston’s musical past, covering everything from Bowie’s first performance as Ziggy Stardust, the Decca Record Factory in Tolworth and the arrival of Jazz music with the American Army in Bushy Park. Kingston Festival of School’s Choirs (Kingston Music Service) Rose Theatre 20th - 22nd June 2017 | £9/£7 Featuring performances from 17 KS2 schools and secondary school choirs in the borough, join us to celebrate Kingston’s music history which includes massed pieces composed and conducted by the award winning Pete Churchill. Gig Day Kingston Bridge / Market Square / Rose Theatre 8th July 2017 | FREE Headlined by John Coghlan’s Quo, the town will burst to life with a marching brass band across Kingston Bridge and live music performances from a selection of the best musicians working today. We are actively looking for photographs, video, memorabilia and stories from the music scene in Kingston between the 1940’s - 1970’s so please do get in touch if you have anything. @_CreativeYouth 020 8549 2120 kingstonrpm@creativeyouthcharity.org creativeyouthcharity.org/projects

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LISTINGS

LISTINGS

Date

Show

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Time

GENRE

Fri 7th

IYAF Opening Night My Generation Kingston RPM: Exhibition

Rose Theatre Main House Rose Theatre Café Rose Theatre Café

19:30 - 21:30 All day All day

Circus & Events Visual Art & Exhibitions Visual Art & Exhibitions

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Sat 8th

Cass Art Carnival Mask and Flag Making K-Town Live The Art of Rangoli Date The Sandman What's Between Us Date Teenage Phone Addict Grey Matter Alice's Adventures in Wonderland What's Between Us Invisible Condition Kingston RPM Gig Night La Diablesse Reborn My Generation Kingston RPM: Exhibition Miniature Worlds Super Humans

The Visit Kingston Stage Riverside Edge The Visit Kingston Stage Rose Theatre Café Rose Theatre Café/Woody's ACT Studio 101 Rose Theatre Studio Rose Theatre Café/Woody's

12:00 - 14:00 12:00 - 14:00 12:00 - 18:00 12:30 - 14:30 13:00 - 14:00 13:30 - 14:10 15:00 - 16:00 15:00 - 16:00

Visual Art & Exhibitions Circus & Events Music Visual Art & Exhibitions Theatre Theatre Theatre Theatre

Rose Theatre Studio ACT Main House Rose Theatre Studio

17:00 - 18:00 19:30 - 19:50 20:00 - 21:00

Theatre Theatre Theatre

Rose Theatre Main House

20:00 - 23:00

Music

Rose Theatre Café Rose Theatre Café Rose Theatre Café Rose Theatre Café

All day All day All day All day

Visual Art & Exhibitions Visual Art & Exhibitions Visual Art & Exhibitions Visual Art & Exhibitions

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This Is Your Trial Workshop K-Town Live Cass Art Lenzkids Chorus The Art of Rangoli Date This Is Your Trial Rotting 60 Second Cinema Date Kingston Welcomes the World... Calligraphy Art Show Africa Entsha Ruby Redfort What's Between Us Invisible Condition The Hyacinth Girl The Sandman Circus Abyssinia: Moon Dream... Grey Matter Best of Brighton Fringe - Comedy My Generation Kingston RPM: Exhibition Miniature Worlds Super Humans

Rose Theatre Gallery The Visit Kingston Stage The Visit Kingston Stage The Visit Kingston Stage Rose Theatre Café Rose Theatre Café/Woody's Rose Theatre Gallery ACT Studio 101 Rose Theatre Studio Rose Theatre Café/Woody's The Visit Kingston Stage Rose Theatre Café The Visit Kingston Stage

9:30 - 12:30 12:00 - 18:00 12:00 - 14:00 12:30 - 12:40 12:30 - 14:30 13:00 - 14:00 13:30 - 14:30 14:00 - 14:50 14:00 - 15:00 15:00 - 16:00 15:00 - 16:00 17:00 - 18:00 16:00 - 17:30

Children & Family Music Visual Art & Exhibitions Music Visual Art & Exhibitions Theatre Comedy Theatre Visual Art & Exhibitions Theatre Circus & Events Visual Art & Exhibitions Music

Rose Theatre Studio

17:00 - 18:00

Theatre

ACT Main House ACT Studio 101 Rose Theatre Main House Rose Theatre Studio Rose Theatre Gallery Rose Theatre Café Rose Theatre Café Rose Theatre Café Rose Theatre Café

19:30 - 20:30 20:00 - 20:40 20:00 - 20:55 20:00 - 21:00 20:30 - 21:30 All day All day All day All day

Theatre Theatre Circus & Events Theatre Comedy Visual Art & Exhibitions Visual Art & Exhibitions Visual Art & Exhibitions Visual Art & Exhibitions

Tapestry Sonder What a Beautiful Life International Dance Showcase Young Folk Sticks and Stones Tapestry Cultural Echo My Generation Kingston RPM: Exhibition Miniature Worlds Super Humans

Rose Theatre Studio ACT Studio 101

16:30 - 17:40 17:00- 18:00

Theatre Theatre

ACT Main House Rose Theatre Main House ACT Studio 101 Rose Theatre Studio Rose Theatre Gallery Rose Theatre Café Rose Theatre Café Rose Theatre Café Rose Theatre Café

19:30 - 21:30 19:30 - 22:00 20:00 - 20:40 20:00 - 21:30 20:30 - 21:30 All day All day All day All day

Dance Music Theatre Theatre Theatre Visual Art & Exhibitions Visual Art & Exhibitions Visual Art & Exhibitions Visual Art & Exhibitions

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Mon 10th

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Tue 11th

Edison Awakening Best of Brighton Fringe - Theatre What Does Stuff Do? This Is Your Trial

ACT Main House ACT Studio 101 Rose Theatre Studio Rose Theatre Gallery Rose Theatre Café

16:00 - 17:30 16:30 - 17:45 18:00 - 19:00 18:30 - 19:10 19:00 - 20:00

Theatre Theatre Theatre Comedy Comedy

Sonder Strawberry Starburst Police Cops Death and Dancing XAS My Generation Kingston RPM: Exhibition Miniature Worlds Super Humans

ACT Studio 101 Rose Theatre Studio Rose Theatre Main House Rose Theatre Gallery Rose Theatre Café Rose Theatre Café Rose Theatre Café Rose Theatre Café Rose Theatre Café

20:00 - 21:00 20:00 - 21:05 20:30 - 21:45 20:30 - 21:45 21:45 - 22:45 All day All day All day All day

Theatre Theatre Comedy Theatre Music Visual Art & Exhibitions Visual Art & Exhibitions Visual Art & Exhibitions Visual Art & Exhibitions

Kingston College Greats The Power of Wow When Shakespeare Came to Africa Two Wrongs Don’t Make a Right

Rose Theatre Gallery ACT Main House ACT Studio 101 Rose Theatre Studio

14:30 - 15:30 16:30 - 17:30 17:00 - 18:00 18:00 - 19:00

Theatre Comedy Theatre Theatre

Edison Elmbridge Dance Showcase BOO[M] Awakening What Does Stuff Do? My Generation Kingston RPM: Exhibition Miniature Worlds Super Humans

ACT Main House Rose Theatre Main House Rose Theatre Studio ACT Studio 101 Rose Theatre Gallery Rose Theatre Café Rose Theatre Café Rose Theatre Café Rose Theatre Café

19:30 - 21:00 19:30 - 21:30 20:00 - 20:45 20:00 - 21:15 20:30 - 21:10 All day All day All day All day

Theatre Dance Theatre Theatre Comedy Visual Art & Exhibitions Visual Art & Exhibitions Visual Art & Exhibitions Visual Art & Exhibitions

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Little Meerkat’s Big Panic Sea Stories Little Meerkat’s Big Panic Little Meerkat’s Big Panic The Next Placement Amy Conway’s Super Awesome... The Power of Wow Sea Stories - Gala Performance Rotting My Generation Kingston RPM: Exhibition Miniature Worlds Super Humans

Rose Theatre Café Rose Theatre Main House Rose Theatre Café Rose Theatre Café ACT Main House ACT Studio 101 ACT Main House Rose Theatre Main House ACT Studio 101 Rose Theatre Café Rose Theatre Café Rose Theatre Café Rose Theatre Café

12:00 - 12:50 13:30 - 15:20 14:00 - 14:50 16:00 - 16:50 16:00 - 17:20 17:00 - 18:05 19:30 - 20:30 19:30 - 21:20 20:00 - 20:50 All day All day All day All day

Children & Families Theatre Children & Families Children & Families Theatre Theatre Comedy Theatre Theatre Visual Art & Exhibitions Visual Art & Exhibitions Visual Art & Exhibitions Visual Art & Exhibitions

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The Craft Table

Rose Theatre Café

11:00 - 19:00

Visual Art & Exhibitions

BOO[M] Blurred Justice Sticks and Stones Teasing the Funny Bone Death and Dancing The Next Placement Ballet Dreams The Missing Girl of Grigglewood Two Wrongs Don’t Make a Right

Rose Theatre Studio ACT Main House ACT Studio 101 Rose Theatre Studio Rose Theatre Gallery ACT Main House Rose Theatre Main House ACT Studio 101 Rose Theatre Studio

15:00 - 15:45 16:30 - 17:30 17:00 - 17:40 18:00 - 19:00 18:00 - 19:15 19:30 - 21:00 19:30 - 21:45 20:00 - 20:45 20:00 - 21:00

Theatre Theatre Theatre Comedy Theatre Theatre Dance Theatre Theatre

My Generation Kingston RPM: Exhibition Miniature Worlds Super Humans

Rose Theatre Café Rose Theatre Café Rose Theatre Café Rose Theatre Café

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Visual Art & Exhibitions Visual Art & Exhibitions Visual Art & Exhibitions Visual Art & Exhibitions

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LISTINGS Date

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Sat 15th

The Craft Table Cass Art Get Creative K-Town Live Tangled Tales In Search of Tomorrow The Princess Pyunggang Outside the Box Kingston College Greats HONK! Kingston College Greats Amy Conway’s Super Awesome... Strawberry Starburst Zach and Viggo: Thunderflop Blurred Justice HONK! When Shakespeare Came to Africa The Socialisation of Mark Teasing the Funny Bone My Generation Kingston RPM: Exhibition Miniature Worlds Super Humans

Rose Theatre Café The Visit Kingston Stage Riverside Edge The Visit Kingston Stage Rose Theatre Café ACT Main House ACT Studio 101 Rose Theatre Café Rose Theatre Studio Rose Theatre Main House ACT Main House ACT Studio 101 Rose Theatre Studio Rose Theatre Gallery ACT Main House Rose Theatre Main House ACT Studio 101 Rose Theatre Gallery Rose Theatre Studio Rose Theatre Café Rose Theatre Café Rose Theatre Café Rose Theatre Café

11:00 - 19:00 12:00 - 14:00 12:00 - 14:00 12:00 - 18:00 12:30 - 13:20 14:00 - 14:30 15:00 - 15:45 15:00 - 16:00 15:30 - 16:30 16:00 - 17:15 16:30 - 17:30 17:00 - 18:05 17:30 - 18:35 18:30 - 19:30 19:30 - 20:30 19:30 - 20:45 20:00 - 21:00 20:30 - 21:15 20:30 - 21:30 All day All day All day All day

Visual Art & Exhibitions Visual Art & Exhibitions Visual Art & Exhibitions Music Children & Families Dance Theatre Children & Families Theatre Theatre Theatre Theatre Theatre Comedy Theatre Theatre Theatre Comedy Comedy Visual Art & Exhibitions Visual Art & Exhibitions Visual Art & Exhibitions Visual Art & Exhibitions

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Sun 16th

The Craft Table Cass Art K-Town Live Tangled Tales

Rose Theatre Café The Visit Kingston Stage The Visit Kingston Stage Rose Theatre Café

11:00 - 19:00 12:00 - 14:00 12:00 - 18:00 12:30 - 13:20

Visual Art & Exhibitions Visual Art & Exhibitions Music Children & Families

Outside the Box The Little Creepers Heart of Darkness Kidocracy

Rose Theatre Café ACT Studio 101 Rose Theatre Studio Rose Theatre Gallery

15:00 - 15:45 15:00 - 15:50 15:30 - 17:10 16:00 - 17:00

Children & Families Theatre Theatre Children & Families

The Missing Girl of Grigglewood

ACT Studio 101

17:00 - 17:45

Theatre

TYO Presents Scheherazade Heart of Darkness Kingston College Greats The Little Creepers The Socialisation of Mark My Generation Kingston RPM: Exhibition Miniature Worlds Super Humans

Rose Theatre Main House Rose Theatre Studio ACT Main House ACT Studio 101 Rose Theatre Gallery Rose Theatre Café Rose Theatre Café Rose Theatre Café Rose Theatre Café

18:30 - 20:30 19:00 - 20:40 19:30 - 20:30 20:00 - 20:50 20:30 - 21:15 All day All day All day All day

Music Theatre Theatre Theatre Comedy Visual Art & Exhibitions Visual Art & Exhibitions Visual Art & Exhibitions Visual Art & Exhibitions

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TICKET INFO phone 020 8174 0090 Open Mon - Sat 10am - 6pm

Online iyafestival.org.uk rosetheatrekingston.org

In person Rose Theatre 24-26 High Street Kingston-UPON-THAMES KT1 1HL

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‘Creative Youth’ A Company Registered in England and Wales no: 06848384. Registered Charity no: 1132314. President: His Royal Highness The Earl of Wessex KG GCVO


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