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Cheshire's Jubilee Community Film published their Delivery Report!2 years ago
Delivered 30 June 2022
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An exciting new musical film project , marking the Jubilee, which will connect the generations and communities of Cheshire West, based on stories, memories and dreams, and performed by hundreds.
As we celebrate 70 years of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II reign, Theatre in the Quarter will commission and produce a brand new and exciting multi-generational project for and with the people of Cheshire West. The project will connect our young people with the generation who remember The Queen’s accession to the throne; a project filled with sharing of thoughts and ideas, memories and dreams, which will culminate in a ground-breaking short film with new songs. The film will be premiered as a key element of the borough’s Platinum Jubilee Celebration Weekend in June 2022. See our short campaign film - https://youtu.be/H6OKJj4IkoQ
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Why it's a great idea:
The forthcoming Jubilee offers the perfect opportunity for our diverse communities and generations to celebrate togetherness. With a legacy of previous memorable projects, Theatre in the Quarter will encourage people who may not normally communicate with each other to question, answer, debate, talk, laugh, cry, remember, sing, dance and celebrate by making a new inspirational and powerful film together Our principal aims are: • to find an exciting and innovative way for the borough to celebrate the Queen’s Jubilee as a whole community • to engage and excite a group of young people of different backgrounds and abilities into being positive ambassadors for their generation • to create a participant-led project which delivers a positive and hopeful message • to promote well-being and reduce the sense of isolation amongst members of a generation who may have suffered more severely under covid-19 restrictions
Steps to get it done:
The project will have a huge impact on well-being of a diverse range of communities, it will promote a great sense of pride, and foster a much needed better understanding between generations.
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How will the money be spent?Total £26,143
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VolunteerTheatre in the Quarter (TIQ), based in Cheshire, is far more than an arts organisation. Recognised with community awards on both local and national level, TIQ has dedicated he past 15 yeas to empowering communities by giving them a voice, raising self esteem, greatly improving well being, reducing isolation and fostering a deeper understanding of marginalised people. TIQ has at its core a small but highly skilled team of professionals who have found imaginative ways to engage hundreds, sometimes thousands of people in telling their important stories; in 2014 communities across Cheshire and the North West marked the centenary of the departure of men and women to the Western Front in a performance based project staged at railway stations. Remarkable stories of courage and bravery during both world wars have been brought to life through TIQs work in Chester, Preston, Warrington, Salford and beyond. In 2012, three thousand people gathered to mark the beginning of the London Olympic Year with a courageous performance by 800 people of all ages and abilities at Chester’s Roman Amphitheatre. Leading up to and during the coronavirus pandemic, TIQ has created film work with and for marginalised communities, finding ways to tell stories behind the media headlines, stories of people with disabilities, the LGBT community and people who have escaped war torn countries and are seeking asylum.
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