Thursday, 31 December 2009

Marketing Piece Final Version

Roll up Roll up come and visit the circus this year where you will find magical Cheeky Fairies that Dance in Hoops. Where little school boys are free to do what they want and not go to school, and where little puppet called Pinocchio lives. Come this year and join Chickenshed as they put on this festive show where a cast of 200 will take in this production. Come and see Chickenshed at its best this year with it production of ‘PINOCCHIO’. With Chickenshed own Original script and Music written by David Carey and also additional music by Paul Morrall and Jo Collins. Come and see the Family show of the year there is something for everyone in this show.

From moment Geoppetto 1st caved this little puppet there was going to be big change in his life,from going to see and puppet show, to get 5 gold corns, to meet a boy called Candlewick, to then loss them to a fox and a cat, to then going to school and in to the ocean, then being home in time for tea all with the help from Pinocchio’s friend’s.

Chickenshed’s Heart warming original version of this timeless classic.Chickenshed's inimitable and exuberant style with music, laughter, tears and not a little drama.

Pinocchio opens on Wednesday 9 December 2009 with performances at 3.30pm and 7.30pm until Saturday 16 January 2010. Schools matinee performances at 12pm and 1pm

Ticket prices:
Previews (Wed 9 – Sat 12 December):
Stalls: £12, Gallery: £10

Peak performances (Fri 18 December – Saturday 2 January):
Stalls: £19.50, Gallery: £13.50

Standard performances (all other dates):
Stalls: £18, Gallery: £12

Concessions are available for all performances.

Sign Language is integrated into all performances

Captioned performances:
Friday 18 December at 7.30pm
Friday 8 January at 12pm
Saturday 9 January at 3.30pm

Audio-described performances:
Wednesday 23 December at 7.30pm
Wednesday 6 January at 1pm & 7.30pm
Friday 8 January at 7.30pm

Visit or write to us at:

Chickenshed
Chase Side
Southgate
London
N14 4PE

Click here to email general enquiries

Click here to email press enquiries

Or call us:

Box Office: 020 8292 9222

For textphone users, dial:
18001 020 8292 9222 (Typetalk)

General Office: 020 8351 6161
Fax: 020 8292 0202

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Monday, 28 December 2009

All of 3 Styles for Draft 2 have gone up!

Hey Everyone hope you all are have a lovely time off. i have put up all of my Draft 2 up of all 3 written styles so pls comment on them so i can get my last Draft's up and then i can put the last touches on to my work so it ready to hand in.

i have had so good comments so far that are helping me a lot but i would like some more pls

hope i well have the last Draft's up by Friday

Thanx have a good news years eve and Happy New Year

Murat

Written Style 3 Draft 3

The story of Pinocchio has been around for 100’s of years, there has been many adaption of this story. Most people well know this story as many people would have seen the Disney version as a child with their family.

This is not the first time Chicken Shed has done Pinocchio as a Christmas show, but the difference is with a the Chickenshed version that it does not have your normal pantomime styles show as many different companies put on at Christmas time.

Pinocchio is so known for the Disney sometimes when come to see a theatre version of the story people want it to be the same as the one they loved as a child. But with the version of the story the way that it has been done has taken so far way of the from the Disney version but still have the magic of the story and Film.

As someone who as a child I was not fan of the story I do feel that after seen this production of this show I do feel that it has changed my point of view on this story. As they have taken this story and made it not as dark as it is in the book and they have done this by making the story more fun based then the way it was before as they have taken out the bit where the children that skip school and go and have fun and drink beer and smoke by taken them to the land of Freetime but still keeping the fact that they turn in to donkeys but not showing them turn in to them as some companies have done. Which I feel has made the story have the feel of more of a family feel to it has before it was a bit dark for children.

A never big way that I do feel that they have made the story more of a family story is by add some many songs in to the show which feel more like a family show and also gives the audience more of a chance to feel a part of the show and also helps it be more of a open piece of work as if you have never seen the Disney version you can still full in love with these songs.

Pinocchio has had many different versions of its story. I do feel that the most loved versions of the story. But I do believe that people are still going to have the Disney version as the most loved one of all time but I do feel that this version of Pinocchio does show you a different side to this lovely story by given it more of a Family feel to it by leaving the Dark side of the story out.

Saturday, 26 December 2009

Written Task 2 Deft 2

The stage was sit all the audience was in there seats. Backstage there was no sound it was like everyone was just in the zone of the show. Everyone was waiting for the 1st song in Act 2 to start. I could feel the air passing thought my hair it was like I was outside on the street where Pinocchio house was.

All kids in the show were so taken in by the hype of the show. So the lights went up you could feel the bass from the drums in your skin the lights in the back stage area where blue like the sea. The School Boys was going to start any second all the boys were ready you could feel there characters were coming alive even in the backstage area you could feel the audience was have a good time in the show so that overwhelming feeling was coming as you wait to go on the stage as is was the first time they were going to meet the school boys.

So the time come and it was time to go on stage I could butterflies in my stomach as I want this scene to go so well. So the time came to go on stage the lights were really bright the audience where still amazed at the fairies that were on stage you could still see some of the blue piece of material on the floor of the stage that the fairy’s costumes lifted.

It was time now to the start the scene the teacher came on stage and just like that all the feelings that every single kid that was on stage felt just went away for the next 15mins as it felt like we went in to a never world so then by start of the song which was ‘Freetime’ we all could feel that the audience where loving our scene. So it was time to start to do our dance you could see each and every audience members face just look at you to see what we going to do in this dance.

By the end of the song the audience loved the dance and you feel them wanting to come with us to the land of Freetime just by seeing the smiles on their face’s it was so powerful. So now that we came of stage we could feel that the audience cheers and happiness though the walls of the theatre.

Sunday, 20 December 2009

Xmas and Task D

hey Everyone i have been have so much fun with the Xmas show this year. so far there has been a lot of really good feedback on my work for task D which has helped me a lot i will be add the next lot on this week so keep a eye out.

Hope you have a lovely Xmas

Murat x

Sunday, 6 December 2009

Dress for Pinocchio

So its been a long weekend we have been putting the last touches to the xmas show its has been a long weekend but at the same such a fun one. Now we just have one more Dress to do and then on Wednesday its the 1st preview show . I can not wait!!!!!!!!!!

Tuesday, 1 December 2009

deft 2 task D

Hey everyone i have just put up the revamped version of the written task 1 i have taking on all the feedback hope you like it task 2,3 revamped versions will be up very soon so keep a look at out. Thank you so much to people that have given me lots of good feedback to help get it to Deft 2 .

writen task 1 Deft 2


Roll up Roll up come and visit the circus this year where you will find magical Cheeky Fairies that Dance in Hoops. Where little school boys are free to do what they want and not go to school, and where little puppet called Pinocchio lives. Come this year and join Chickenshed as they put on this festive show where a cast of 200 will take in this production. Come and see Chickenshed at its best this year with it production of ‘PINOCCHIO’. With Chickenshed own Original script and Music written by David Carey and also additional music by Paul Morrall and Jo Collins. Come and see the Family show of the year there is something for everyone in this show .

From moment Geoppetto 1st caved this little boy the advancer started for this little puppet, from going to see and puppet show, to get 5 gold corns, to meet a boy called Candlewick, to then loss them to a fox and a cat, to then going to school and in to the ocean, then being home in time for tea all with the help from Pinocchio’s friend’s.

Chickenshed’s Heart warming original version of this timeless classic. Chickenshed's inimitable and exuberant style with music, laughter, tears and not a little drama.

Pinocchio opens on Wednesday 9 December 2009 with performances at 3.30pm and 7.30pm until Saturday 16 January 2010. Schools matinee performances at 12pm and 1pm

Ticket prices:
Previews (Wed 9 – Sat 12 December):
Stalls: £12, Gallery: £10

Peak performances (Fri 18 December – Saturday 2 January):
Stalls: £19.50, Gallery: £13.50

Standard performances (all other dates):
Stalls: £18, Gallery: £12

Concessions are available for all performances.

Sign Language is integrated into all performances

Captioned performances:
Friday 18 December at 7.30pm
Friday 8 January at 12pm
Saturday 9 January at 3.30pm

Audio-described performances:
Wednesday 23 December at 7.30pm
Wednesday 6 January at 1pm & 7.30pm
Friday 8 January at 7.30pm

Visit or write to us at:

Chickenshed
Chase Side
Southgate
London
N14 4PE

Click here to email general enquiries

Click here to email press enquiries

Or call us:

Box Office: 020 8292 9222

For textphone users, dial:
18001 020 8292 9222 (Typetalk)

General Office: 020 8351 6161
Fax: 020 8292 0202