How can schools – and society – reduce the amount of waste they generate? Joining the discussion are: Nancy Bevan, Joseph Eyers, Ciera Kenison and Jack Phillips.
This week DWS Audio celebrates its first birthday. In the last year we have produced and posted a wide range of original stories, plays and music featuring the talents of numerous young people in the Darrick Wood community…and beyond. We would like to thank everyone that has contributed to the blog and look forward to more exciting initiatives in the year ahead.
In 2019 DWS Audio will be launching its own YouTube channel along with a weekly school-based serial drama. In addition, to celebrate one year of DWS Audio, we are posting the first of a series of podcasts exploring issues relevant to the lives of young people.
Thank you for your support over the last twelve months. Don’t forget to subscribe. And keep listening!
Ever wondered what your pets really think about you? Or what the birds actually say to one another? Suburban Tales looks at life from the perspective of the birds and animals that inhabit our towns and cities. And some of them are not unlike us…
Teenager Cath loves her tabby cat. Her cat is the only one who truly understands her, right?
But if only Cath could hear exactly what her moggie is thinking…
Cat…Katy Walter
Cath…Ruby Robinson
Ever wondered what your pets really think about you? Or what the birds actually say to one another? Suburban Tales looks at life from the perspective of the birds and animals that inhabit our towns and cities.
Pets just want to be loved. Pure and simple. But what happens when their owners stop loving them?
Was it something they did?
Dog…Tom Cridland
Cat…Maisy Tomblin
Rabbit…Dascha Vladimirova
Budgie…Katie Blair
Goldfish…Sam Chapman
Snake…Saul Rowe
Simple Things was written to be the theme to a romantic film. I tried to experiment more with this piece, pushing myself to use more complex harmonies and voicing, as well as to write for a solo instrument (in this case the flute and later the clarinet) and accompaniment. Simple Things uses a simple melody (hence the name) and is designed to reflect the peaceful and loving nature of a simple relationship.
FUTURE VOICES concludes with two more original plays from aspiring playwrights.
LOOPER by Victor Fernandez (Platanos College) – “There is no end, there is no beginning.” A girl lies dying in hospital…
PART ONE: A man holds a theatre hostage – and makes a strange demand.
PART TWO: Can the same thing be happening again?
DISSFUNCTIONAL FAMILY by Precious N’Gbale (Platanos College) – A Year 11 girl vents about her dysfunctional life.
PART ONE: House Arrest
PART TWO: You Decide
Cast:
Teri Ann Bobb Baxter
Matthew Castle
Timothy Knightley
Shauna McLean
Kaajel Patel
Prince Plockey
Director:
Rob Drummer
Future Voices was co-ordinated by David Workman (Youth & Community Director at the Southwark Playhouse). The project was generously supported by the Andrew Lloyd Webber Foundation, The Peter Cruddas Foundation and the Ashley Family Foundation.