Preparation



In december 2016, we started to prepare for Acting Out . The participants worked together to discuss creative ideas and to develop a plan of action for their theatre workshops and for the performance!

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Day 5  Today we woke up and got on the bus to Logroño to get to know our location and to explore the town. We were divided into groups with people from each country in the groups and we were given a map and a list of places to go in Logroño. In each location we were given a word to inspire a photo to be taken there. This was such a fun way to explore the city and it was also the perfect excuse to take fun photos together so that we will remember this trip forever. Before the performance began we did the excerise that we had done on the first day where we looked into eachothers eyes and hugged. It was very emotional this time because our time is nearly up and we have all become so close. However, the sad mood quickly left us all when we started to play warm up games for the performance and people from the street even joined us in our games! We had so much energy for the performance and we really felt that the audience got our message and it had its effect.
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Day 4 Today we started the day with a very personal workshop about gender. We were asked to choose how much paint we wanted to put on our hands based on what level we felt of each colour – Blue, Pink and White. This workshop worked so well because, despite only knowing each other for a few days, we are all very close and very comfortable with each other. Later in the day, the groups combined together in the street to rehearse the final performance together. Everyone is so excited to perform tomorrow in Logroño. To end our busy day we decided to organise our own Open Mic Night. Everyone here is so talented and its great to see them be so creative.
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Day 3 After a day filled with workshops and rehearsals, we had our intercultural night. Each country had to display a short performance representing their country. The first group was the Irish group, who represented their country through skits about typical Irish things, using the set to their theatrical advantage. Their act was very funny for the audience member who was Irish. Second to perform was the Spanish group who told the tragic story of a Spanish bar closing down. They showed the Spanish culture to the other countries by using flashbacks and ended their performance with a romantic happily ever after. Third was the Italian gameshow where we learnt a few facts about Italy and a lot of things about pizza. The end of the intercultural night was a dance performance by the germans who treated everyone to german biscuits in honour of their national holiday. A great night was had by all.
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