Category Archives: Community Arts
June 2022 – Singalong at The Star returns!
It was magical to all be singing together again after such a long enforced break. The atmosphere was amazing and the harmonies beautiful. There’s nothing quite like all singing together….
March 2020 – International Women’s day workshop on menopause
I’m very excited to be working with The OceanTree and collaborating with Diverse City and their brilliant show MidLife to offer this half day workshop. Visit eventbrite for full information.
Thursday 7th November – Singalong at The STAR
March 2019 – CHIVA conference
Emotional responses to todays performance of Life Growing Up at the CHIVA annual families conference. Thank you again to the yong people who shared their stories and to our brilliant performers, Jack James Ryan, Maia Watkins, Alistair Nwachuwku, Anneka Gouldbourne, Fejiro Emasiobi and musician Aga Serugo Lugo.
“Every time I watch Life Growing Up it gives me goosebumps…”
Thursday 15th November – Singalong at The STAR
Sneak preview of film
Excerts of the film of Life Growing up were previewed at AIDS2018 in Amsterdam…..
24th July 2019 -AIDS2018
We premiered our storytelling/spoken piece “Life Growing Up” which shares the experiences of young people living with HIV, at the worlds largest health conference; AIDS2018 in Amsterdam. This is a project for CHIVA; The Children’s HIV Charity.
Our brilliant team (Maia Watkins, Alistair Nwachukwu, Jack James Ryan and Aga Serugo-Lugo) wowed everyone with a really powerful performance on the main stage at The Global Village.
Feedback through Twitter…. ” Fantastic” “Absolutely brilliant” “Powerful Stuff” “Incredible” ….
24th July 2018
After a lot of hard work we are very excited to present the premier live performance of Life Growing Up; true stories of young people growing up with HIV, at IAC Amsterdam 2018. Tuesday 24th July, 16.30, Main Stage of the Global Village. This performance is open to the public. Written, directed and produced by Sarah Sutcliffe and Danny Scheinmann for CHIVA; The Children’s HIV Association.
Sarah Sutcliffe 