Filskit Theatre: Is the stage ready for its close up?
Visit your local cinema these days and, among the listings for all the big budget blockbusters and rom-coms, you will start to notice an increasingly cultural f...
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Filskit blog – young people are important
It’s 11.34pm on a Monday night. One night owl Filskit Lady was getting ready to send our latest blog offering off to A Younger Theatre, when she came across a d...
Review: What the Thunder Said, Theatre Centre
Theatre Centre’s latest offering for primary school children aged 9-11 is What the Thunder Said, a story that focuses on tackling violence and feelings of a...
Filskit blog: What’s your problem with theatre?
Last month we were treated to an online big bang kicked off by Bryony Kimmings's I’ll Show you mine blog. It has become clear through the online dialogue th...
Filskit blog: Can you afford to be an artist?
Every now and then something comes along on Twitter that gets everyone talking – and we’re not referring to Miley Cyrus and her infamous twerking abilities!...
Blog: Filskit Theatre – the Take Off Festival
As an annual festival for children and young people, produced by Theatre Hullabaloo, Take Off promises to be “packed to the brim with fantastic shows from the U...
Filskit Theatre
Filskit Theatre are an all-female ensemble with a passion for micro-projection. The company, Sarah Gee, Katy Costigan and Victoria Dyson, have been making work together since 2008. As graduates of the European Theatre Arts course at Rose Bruford they were brought together by their shared love of projection and cake.