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T4A is a member-driven non-profit arts organisation and registered charity (No.1136906) based in U.K. It is run by volunteers who shares passion and dream in quality community art. is dedicated to enrich the quality of life for all by strengthening the community through the performing arts, creative workshops, exhibitions and live concerts. believes the arts are the only language that people can speak through without any prejudices. Their events do not only provide the opportunity to learn that language but also bring the social, economic and cultural benefit to the community.You will be welcomed to be part of our festival either as performers, audiences or volunteers.Managing Director Regional Project Manager for South KoreaBona Shin Joonhyuk Park Project Manager / Web editor Communications & Marketing for South KoreaMinah Kim Yeyoung Park Publications &Communications Manager / PhotographerTenee Attoh T4A Radio producer & Website Editor Minyang Kim Public Relations Deputy/Artist Hanna ten Doornkaat For Internships Please send your CV to info_theatre4all.com
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TENEE ATTOHPublications & Communications ManagerPhotographer / Documentary Film MakerBorn in Surrey, UKMixed heritage: Ghana / Netherlandswww.teneeattoh.comI was born with a camera in my face, my father a photographer and my mother a ballet dancer /choreographer. The only language I knew was Leica, Nikon and Hasselblad, so I turned away from photography until a decade ago. I followed my dream and acquired a BA Hons in film / video with a strong interest in documentary. I directed and produced two documentaries: Never out of Africa and Caste in Half. When my children were growing up I found it easier to concentrate on still photography, and merged myself into the new age of digital photography. Now that theyve all grown up, my vision is to combine my artistic photographic eye and live for the art of filmmaking, which is recognizable in the passion that lies within my work.Last year summer I was approached by Theatre For All because of my work as a photographer. I had an immediate passion for the project Why Cameras? Not Bread? The rest is history.

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HANNA TEN DOORNKAAT

HANNA TEN DOORNKAATPublic Relations DeputyMixed Media ArtistBorn in Heidelberg, GermanyUK resident since 1992www.tendoornkaat.co.ukAfter a long working career in international banking, at the precious metal trading desk amongst a few other thingsI decided it was time to finally become what I had always wanted to be, an artist. The familys departure fromSwitzerland to the UK made this dream come true. In 2002 I completed my MA sculpture at Wimbledeon School ofArt. I have been exhibiting both in the UK and on the continent and now look back at a 20 year artistic career. Earlier this year I became involved in Theatre For All which has been an exciting new adventure since.It allows my creative and inquisitive mind to get to full working speed and keeps my adrenalin levels at an all timehigh. The involvement in Why cameras? Not bread ? is an entirely new departure for me and I hope that with the successof this exhibition there will be plenty more opportunities to get involved in helping to make a difference in many ways.

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11 Exhibition

Why Cmeras Not Bread
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Cumca Project: Why Cameras? Not Bread? Photography Exhibition in London 25 ~ 31 July 2011Cumca project have visited not only Zambia but also Mongol and Brundi and completed 17 exhibitions in South Korea. We, Theatre 4 All, are pleased to present this exhibition to the world. Donations raised during the exhibition will be sent to Zambian children. Preview Night : Monday 25 July 2011 6 pm * Invitation Only•Prize draw - items include large canvas pictures, celebrity autographs, portrait photographs and etc.•Guest Speakers •Music performances •Wine and sushiDate: Monday 25 ~ 31 July 11.00am ~ 7.00pmVenue: Strand Gallery 32 John Adam Street, London WC2N 6BPTicket: Free admission (donations welcome!)Motivation Over the years many people have tried to help make the rest of the world aware of the poverty faced by many children living in Africa. This project hopes to give them a voice by allowing them to document their environment and daily experience. Although in-experienced in photography their pictures will tell THEIR story.Childrens smile is stronger than we think. Even when they are carrying a water container which was as tall as their height, they show us a bright smile. Happiness in those children may differ from those in adults. A photographer Young Joong Kim and priest Cha Poong realised this from children in Zambia while there were working on Cumca(dreaming camera) Project. Born in poor country might mean getting less benefit from modern conveniences but it does not mean unhappiness for them. Images from Why Cameras? Not Bread? are different from the images what we have known about African children. "I have a dream, you too!!" We wanted to meet the children in Zambia. See Africa through their eyes, subsequently sharing their experience. A camera is the medium that allows us to connect with the children for a mutually beneficial relationship that allows us to rediscover our dreams in the pictures that the children take. ------quotes from priest Cha Poong

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ParticipantsMusical Performance by Fabio Tedde and Phoenix Martins.Speeches by Councillor Gilli Lewis-Lavender, the Mayor of Merton,Councillor Derek Osbourne,(Leader of the council, The Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames), and Thandi Haruperi,Schedule- Opening: Tenee Attoh from Theatre For All- Welcome: Councillor Gilli Lewis- Lavender, the Mayor of Merton- Introduction of ‘Why Cameras? Not Bread?: Bona Shin from Theatre For All- Nurturing and Inspiring Potential: Thandi Haruperi- Community Arts: Councillor Derek Osbourne, Leader of the council, the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames

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Summer BreezeWhere: The Glasshouse, 14 Coombe Rd, New Malden, Greater London KT3 4QE MapWhen: 2 July 2011 12pm ~ 6pmEnjoy the Summer Breeze on Saturday 2 July 2011!A party weekend of fun that has 3 Fs - Fantastic, Fabulous and FREE. Everybody is invited! Some of the UKs best performers, with a generous sprinkling of top performers from overseas, will amuse and delight adults and children of all ages. This is one party you wont want to miss!Are you a musician and fancy joining us? then please email us your details!

Who's on stage!

Via Trio Jaye Blue, Jessica Glynne The Deputies Hiphop for all NSIMBA FOGGIS Phoenix Martins and more...

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School Workshop Be SelectorBe Selector - Captured by children in Zambia then selected by children in the U.K.Theatre4Allwill be offering School be selector workshops enabling the students to gain a deeper insight about life in Zambia, East Africa. If you a school and interested in this school workshop, please contact us for more information.

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10 Concert

Romeo and Juliet

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Romeo and JulietTime and Date: Friday 16 - Sunday 25 July Tuesday - Saturday evning 7.30pm Saturday 2.00pm Suday 5.00pm No performance on Monday 19 or Tuesday 20 JulyVenue: Rose Theatre Kingston / www.rosetheatrekingston.org / 0871 230 1552Ticket: £7 - £28Romeo and Juliet by William ShakespearePresented by Mokhwa Theatre CompanyDirected by Oh Tae-SukPerformed in Korean with English subtitles This staging is part of Korean Cultural Waves,The Fourth New Malden Arts Festival 2010. "I saw this production twice. It is only with exceptionally good productions that one leaves the theatre the second time feeling more inspired than one did the first time! Don't miss it" British Theatre Guide "The production swirls by in a whirl of vividly coloured costumes and disciplined traditional dance and movement. The fight scened be come skillful martial dances; the ball is a perfectly accomplished, giddying ritual" Financial TimesThis highly stylised Romeo and Juliet paints the star struck lovers' story with striking images, glorious martial art sequences, live music and impressive dance, ritual and gesture. Korean in both temperament and setting, Oh Tae-Suk's enthralling interpretation, freely adapted from Shakespeare's most famous play, is a production of arresting beauty. The performers' physical vocabulary, heightened emotional state and comic timing create a sensual fusion that lacks nothing from the absence of the bard's language. You may never think about Shakespeare in the same way once you see what this company can do with it..

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Program

Summer Breeze

Where: The Fountain pub

When: 3 July 2011 11pm ~ 5pm

Enjoy the Summer Breeze on Saturday 3 July 2011!

A party weekend of outdoor fun that has 3 Fs - Fantastic, Fabulous and FREE. Everybody is invited! Some of the UKs best outdoor performers, with a generous sprinkling of top performers from overseas, will amuse and delight adults and children of all ages. Youll also find irresistible food and drink, enticing market stalls and a few surprises along the way. This is one party you won't want to miss!

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10 My Love DMZ

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My Love DMZTime and Date: Tuesday 20 July 2.00pm & 7.30pmVenue: Rose Theatre Kingston / www.rosetheatrekingston.org / 0871 230 1552Duration: 90minsAge: 7+Ticket: Free admission (To get the invitation ticket, Please contact Theatre for all)The play describes the effort to keep DMZ (Demilitarized Zone) from thoughtless and reckless land development.It is a humorous tragedy with 10 auspicious animals trying to protect their land, DMZ. When the animals hear people are going dig all the mines out in order to develop the land for railroad construction, the animals know another battlefield is going to happen in the end.They revive the young soldiers, who died in the Korean War and ware buried at DMZ, by feeding them both North and South Korea forget their ideological conflicts and induce people to build an underground tunnel instead, so that the animals can keep DMZ as an eternal safe zone. The animals' innocent and pure respect for nature warns the danger of destroying it under the name of 'development'.The play borrows animals' eyes to look into the past, present and the future of Korea. DMZ in this play is beyond the symbol of division and war; it is an imaginative and mysterious place, where animals in fairy tales or myths such as deer, ponies, goats, donkeys, mandarin ducks try to keep safe and untouched.

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Yoon Bock hee Gala ConcertMusic career started at the age of 4. It's been 59 years this year.Unique voice and powerful performance attracted the whole nation.Stage performance started leading role in Ppa Dam Ppa Dam (1977-1997)Incredible performance in Jesus Christ Superstar changed the musical history in Korea (1980 -2000), Peter Pan (1979 -1995), Re miserable (1987), Pippin (2005), West Side Story (1985), and All that Jazz My Fair Lady (2008)Cats' role as Grizabella will be in our MEMORY forever. (1989 -1994)(1977-1997)Nanta (Cookin')"Oriental dance, percussion and acrobatics. This show really cooks" Daily MailNanta (Cookin') is a comic dance and music spectacular, which uses traditional Korean rhythms and acrobatic cooking!"A high energy experience with infectious rhythms" The Guardian Bong San Tal Chum - Performance & WorkshopWorkshops and Performances took place at the academic institutions in New Malden, Surbiton and Kingston upon Thames such as Tolworth Girls School and Kingston College. Also, we participated in local events, such as New Malden High Street Parade (4 July) and International Youth Art Festival (11 July). In addition, the workshops were open to the public, such as individuals and families, on 4 and 5 of July in New Malden Fountain Pub and Malden Centre.During the festival, Bong San Mask Dance, Korean National heritage No.17 produced a spectacular performance to the community.Photographed by Heungsik & Bartosz (www.morewiec.info)

09 Summer
Outdoor EventsTheatre For All invites you to various exciting outdoor events on our grand day of festival, 4 July 2009. There will be a Street parade, Outdoor performances and live concerts that you can join in.You will be welcomed to be part of these activities either as performers, audiences or participants.?Time and Date: Saturday 4 July 2009, 12.00pm - 05.00pmVenue: New Malden Fountain PubSummer BreezeTime and Date: Saturday 4 July 2009Venue: Rear garden of New Malden Fountain PubEnjoy the Summer Breeze on 4 July 2009!A party weekend of outdoor fun that has 3 Fs - Fantastic, Fabulous and FREE. Everybody is invited! Some of the UKs best outdoor performers, with a generous sprinkling of top performers from overseas, will amuse and delight adults and children of all ages. Youll also find irresistible food and drink, enticing market stalls and a few surprises along the way. This is one party you wont want to miss!Whats happening at the Summer Breeze?12.00pm 12.40pm Groove Academy01.00pm 01.40pm Bong San Tal Chum (Korean Traditional Mask Dance)01.40pm 02.00pm Kook-Ak (Korean Traditional Music)02.00pm 02.30pm Street Parade (New Malden High Street)02.40pm 03.00pm Salsa Dance - Titanic 3:00 pm 4:00 pm The Deputies04.10pm 05.00pm Festival Jazz Orchestra Performance schedules are subject to change.)Whos in the Summer Breeze?Groove Academy- The Groove Academy, a community music school based in Hampton, was started 5 years ago by local residents Mark and Angela Ramsay. They have performed at many community events in the London Borough of Richmond Upon Thames and beyond. Last year a group from their school reached the final twelve of the Rock, Pop & Urban category of a National Festival run by Music for Youth and they played at the Carling Academy in Birmingham. On the strength of this performance they were then invited to perform in the School Proms at the Royal Albert Hall in November last year. They are very much looking forward to this, their first appearance, at the New Malden Arts Festival 2009.Bong San Tal Chum (Korean Traditional Mask Dance) by Ye Min HeoiKook-Ak Performance Team (Korean National Folk Song Team)- Ye Min Hoei, Korean Traditional Culture Research Society of Seoul Institute of the Arts in South Korea, was founded in 1964. Bong San Tal Chum, Korean National Heritage No. 17 has been taught as a compulsory subject in the SIAs curriculum since then. Under the supervision of Prof. Cho Un Yong, the successor of Bong San Tal Chum, Ye Min Heoi has performed in Poland, Spain, Italy, Greece, China and Taiwan delivering the excellence and the knowledge of Korean Traditional Culture. Prof. Cho says, We are delighted to perform at the 3rd New Malden Arts Festival. In the aim of introducing different culture, we will perform this interesting traditional mask dance and music. For some years now, through Yeo Min Heoi, I have endeavored to ensure that Bong San Tal Cum which has been handed down from one generation to another over countless years is maintained and nurtured. As a result we are internationally recognised. Our aim is not preservation for preservation's sake, but rather to continue to reinterpret the Korean ancient humor and great message of Bong San Tal Chum as it is still relevant to our day to day life. You will see messages of good triumphing over evil, and truth winning out in the end through this unique and humorous Korean Mask Dance Performance.- Korean traditional music is varied and complex but all forms maintain a set of rhythms (called Jangdan) and a loosely defined set of melodic modes. Each regional folk song is characterised by their simple and unique melodic lines and rich texts. Korean National Music teams from Seoul Institute of the Arts will present the quality Korean Traditional Music at the 3rd New Malden Art Festival. Salsa Dance by Jong-min Sung & Esmeralda- Mr. Sung is an acknowledged professional salsa dancer. He plays an important role in Korean Salsa history by organising and promoting salsa events. He studied Sala in New York before he established the fusion salsa performance team Salsa Dance Company in 2002 and participated in Asia Latin Culture Festival in 2006. He organised the Korea Salsa Congress and a global village Carnival at the Hi-Seoul Festival in 2006. He has also won prizes at Hong Kong Open Salsa Competition (2006), Korea Salsa Championship Professional division (2007) and was a finalist at ESPN World Salsa Championship (2007). He actively performs in a showcase of the dance musical Killer (2008).- Esmeralda is Mr. Sungs dance partner and a wife. She studied dance and majored in Ballet at Busan University. She was a principle dancer at the Tes Dance Company and a member of the NU contemporary dance company. She is also a General Manager of the Korea Pilates Association and is a personal trainer to Song Sun-Mi, a Korean celebrity. She recently released a Pilates training DVD. After Mr. Sung and Esmeralda got married in May 2008, both came to the UK for further studies. They are pleased to perform at the 3rd New Malden Arts Festival 2009 and they look forward to showing fantastic salsa dance to the audience.The Deputies- The Deputies are a good time British country rock band. Playing mostly original material from songwriters Rick Cassman (ex Straight Eight) and Brendan Read-Jones (Gnome Sweet Gnome), Mike Howlett (Gong), Richard Lightman (Gonzales), Paul Coppock, Tim Beaton and also featuring Geoff Swettenham on drums and Geoff Mead on piano and hammond organ. Catch the band playing every other Friday evening at The Crown.The Deputies will play songs from the 1960's and 1970's as well as a few original songs. They have been described as a very exciting group!' Festival Jazz Orchestra- The Festival Jazz Orchestra has been around for 20 years. They have 18 players in the band and have had several world class players among the musicians. The Festival Jazz Orchestra plays a variety of music such as Kenton, Woody Herman, Buddy Rich as well as Count Basie, Glen Miller and many more. The band frequently plays concerts and has raised a considerable amount of money for local charities. David Marrion, the leader of the Festival Jazz Orchestra says they are pleased to play for the event at the 3rd New Malden Arts Festival on 4th of July.Outdoor Performances Bong San Tal Chum (Korean Traditional Mask Dance)Korean National Arts Heritage No. 17 - The Bong San Tal Chum (Korean Traditional Mask Dance) shows a sharp resemblance of the Korean people's facial expressions, their appearances, and also the individual characters of each person appearing in the mask dance. The carvings on the masks for the Seonbi (scholar), Yangban (represent typical character of the bureaucracy or aristocracy), bride, monk, Baekjeong (butcher) of the Hahoe masks are masterpieces. There are 7 chapters in the Bon San Tal Chum that are consisted of the different characters and stories. And the represent characters mock the corruption in society, politics and religion in each chapter. - The most attractive characteristic of mask dance is the unity created between the characters and the audience. The masks are now a popular souvenir item among tourists because they reveal the Korean people's sentiment to perfection.Korean Traditional Cultural Experience- The best way to learn about Korean traditional culture is to experience it firsthand. There will be many exciting outdoor events at Fountain Pub in New Malden on 4 July 2009. You will taste traditional Korean food, Korean theatre and Traditional Folk games.Korean Traditional Food- Janchisang (Korean Traditional Feast Table)- Janchisang refers to a table prepared for holidays, feasts or other occasions when many people have a meal together. We often think it is good to serve numerous dishes made from high-quality ingredients; however, rather than serving too many, it is best to concentrate on a few main dishes, then prepare a few accompanying dishes, taking into account the colour, ingredients, cooking methods and nutrition of the main dishes.Korean Traditional Folk Games- On 4 July, people can experience Korean traditional folk games guided by professional performers. Traditional games include Tuho, Noltuigi, Making Tteok (rice cake) and Jegichagi.- Noltigi, Korea's version of the seesaw, is a popular holiday activity; the participants (usually women) stand up on opposite sides of a long board and are launched high in the air.- Tuho is an archery game that everyone can play. You throw an arrow into a narrow-necked jar.- Pounded Tteok is an activity of making rice cake. The rice cake is pounded by wooden hammer called Tteokme. Typical rice and glutinous rice are peeled off to make grain particles or powder, and steamed in a siru (earthenware steamer) and then placed on a flat wooden tray called Anban. Then, it is pounded using Tteokme until it turns into tteok- the traditional Korean rice cake.- Jegichagi is a kicking shuttlecock game. During play, you use the legs not the hands to keep the shuttlecock from touching the ground.Street ParadeBecome a part of a parade and Do something different!An annual street parade, collaborated with Malden Fortnight, will hit the town on 4 July 2009 in the New Malden High Street. It is a free family spectacular event which everyone in New Malden and Kingston borough can join in. If you are interested in being part of a parade please contact us

09 Exhibition
Arts ExhibitionTime and Date: Thursday 16 June - Monday 27 June, 2009Venue: Rose Theatre KingstonAs part of 3rd New Malden Arts Festival, Theatre For All, invites you to an arts exhibition. The art work is on display from 16 June to 27 June 2009 at the Rose Theatre in Kingston.This year, the festival is aimed at promoting Korean Culture under the theme of Cultural Waves.One of festivals collaborators, Tiffin Boys School in Kingston upon Thames, contributed their art work under the supervision of Richard Plummer."Tiffin School Art department are delighted to exhibit at the Rose Theatre Kingston during the Nanta (Cookin) performances. Some of lower school art works has been created as part of our annual International programme.Each year, the whole of the year 7 (150 pupils) along with some interested parents, are involved in the creation of large scale, site-specific Art mosaics which then become part of the school environment. Interested visitors are welcome, by arrangement, to visit the department so as to enjoy the works."- Richard Plummer(Head of Art and Design / International Development) Above images are some of fine artworks from Tiffin Boys. These express Korean Alphabet and colour only using plastic bags.

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