Filskit Blog: January blues? What January blues?
Disclaimer: Filskit would like to apologise in advance if we appear jubilant, smug or overly excitable in this week’s blog (but we have started 2012 with a bang...
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Filskit Blog: A new year’s resolution for Filskit
The first week of January is always a little difficult. Going back to work after all the Christmas dinners and mince pies can be a struggle, but while recover...
Filskit Blog: A festive poem
‘Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the house
Not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse.
Arts Council forms have been filled out with car...
Filskit Blog: The power of community
The theatre world is a small one and it often feels as though every time we turn around we bump into someone we know. In fact, just the other week at a Grant ...
Filskit Blog: Theatre – an education
It dawned on us the other day that it has been a whopping two years since we graduated. Distant memories of beaming tutors resurfaced along with chuckles at the...
Filskit Blog: Technology in theatre – the new direction or a mild distraction?
We three Filskit ladies might seem like unlikely spokespersons for technology in theatre. It is true that we do not have a smartphone between us, and we have sp...
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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.