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We also develop storytelling programmes for specific locations, taking into account their history, current or original function, and the people and stories associated with them.
Let's have a few examples:
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"VU KANNER FIR KANNER" @ FAMILY OF MAN (September 2023 - July 2024, Clervaux, Reuler & Dudelange) In July 2023, we were contacted by the part of the Centre National de l'Audiovisuel team responsible for the conceptual and educational work around the world-famous exhibition "The Family of Man" by Edward Steichen at the Château de Clervaux. (more information) A major project for the 2023/2024 school year is to work with pupils from the international school in Reuler to develop audio guides for other children who will later guide them through the photo exhibition. The work of the three classes consists of writing as well as the professional recording of their texts in the studio at the CNA in Dudelange. As storytellers, we have experience in the transformation of texts from written to spoken word as well as in the preparation and realisation of studio work, so we are supporting the pupils and the CNA team in this project in the current school year.
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WORKER'S FAIR @FerroForum (September 2022, Esch-sur-Alzette, LU) The association FerroForum asked the storytellers to create a story programm for a fair organised on their site: the former steelmill Esch-Schifflange. The storytellers did research on stories in which the theme of "iron" or "steel" but also physical and human strength plays a role. They divided the story into several stations and told them at different places in the huge hall.
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OPENING OF ARISTON (July 2022, Esch-sur-Alzette, LU) The old cinema building has been transformed into a theatre, which will be the second and smaller stage of the Théâtre d'Esch. Betsy Dentzer and Luisa Bevilacqua did a research on the building's history and created a storytelling tour through its different rooms. To create an ambiance, they mixed historical facts, invented anecdotes and traditional tales. Get a glimpse on the event.
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