CURRENT
PROJECTS
Here's
some of what the SAVVY Young
Company is up to right now (or
preparing to get up to in the
near future) ...
Celebrating
Surrey Festival
Sunday,
27th June 2010
Watch out – there’s
a roving bus stop about, with a
long queue of strange characters
all waiting for the number 702.
Will they find love? Will they
make a nuisance of themselves? Or
will they simply continue to read
their newspapers?
Developed as part of the Sutton
Youth Drama Festival in May and
performed by the SAVVY Young
Company, this Commedia del’Arte
style piece could spring up
anywhere – so watch out, or
you could find yourself in an
endless queue, waiting for a bus
that might never appear!
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Creating
Tales
6pm,
Sunday 11th July 2010
Secombe Theatre, Sutton
Come
and join us in the
enchanted forest where
tales are spun and magic
created!
This very special
performance event brings
together a number of
learning disabled drama
groups from across
Sutton, Croydon and the
surrounding boroughs.
Tickets:
£5.00
(available from
the Secombe Theatre box
office: 0208-770 6990)
 
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The SAVVY
Young Company will
be supporting this unique event
with their production of A
Midsummer Nights Dream.
Theatre
Trips
SAVVY
Young Company members also have
the opportunity to go on many
theatre trips either locally or
up to London. During the summer
term 2010 they will be seeing A
Midsummer Nights Dream at
Shakespeare's Globe Theatre.
Past
West End shows have included:
• STOMP
• The History Boys
• The 39 Steps
• Billy Elliot
On many of these
trips the group has also had the
opportunity to meet with the cast
after the performance.
 Aside from any
help needed
with professional auditions or
requirements for
college/university placements,
SAVVY members have the
opportunity to take LAMDA
examinations. These are now a
recognised accreditation and
involve performing in front of an
independent examiner at the
Academy in London.
SAVVY
is also a registered ARTS
AWARD
Centre and many young company
members are currently completing
their Bronze & Silver levels.
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