Filskit Blog: The kids are alright
Youngsters, teenagers, lend us your ears! We at Filskit are miffed. It appears that young people have been having a bit of a hard time of late. And as young art...
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Filskit Blog: Fairytale fashion
Mirror, mirror on the wall, who’s the most topical of them all?
The recent release of Snow White and The Huntsman has got us thinking… if you haven’t yet rea...
Filskit Blog: The show must go on
Last week saw the Filskit ladies and friends pack up the Nissan Micra for the second time in two months to head off to another Fringe Festival, this time to the...
Filskit Blog: Devoted? Of course … Disgrunted? Most definitely.
This weekend we Filskit ladies traded our lie-ins and lazy afternoons for a full two days of theatre talk at Devoted and Disgruntled 7 hosted by Improbable. As ...
Filskit Blog: What is my motivation?
“What is my motivation?” Thanks to the works of Stanislavski most of us are familiar with this clichéd expression, usually associated with the more ‘theatrical’...
Filskit Blog: Has panto killed the fairytale? (And damn you, Disney!)
Snow White, Cinderella, Beauty & The Beast – just some of the well-known fairy tales you may have seen or heard in your youth. They are the ancient stories ...
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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.