Penton's Heroes Community Theatre Project
(September 2014 - May 2015)
Penton's Players drama group commemorated the century of The First World War by performing a special play marking the stories of some of the village's fallen heroes.
Now Heritage director Emma Golby-Kirk enjoyed working with the group to find imaginative ways to convey the horrors of war from the confines of a village hall. The play was an interpretation of Rod Eggington's book, Penton's heroes, penned by Forest Forge Artistic Director David Howarth. 
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October 2016
It’s not every day you get asked to make a ‘flash mob’ exploring the culture of philanthropy. We had great fun working with students from Solent University and Totton College creating a lively 8 minute piece exploring the stories of some of Britain’s greatest givers.
It’s not every day you get asked to make a ‘flash mob’ exploring the culture of philanthropy. We had great fun working with students from Solent University and Totton College creating a lively 8 minute piece exploring the stories of some of Britain’s greatest givers.
(2012)
In the Spring and Summer of 2012, we worked with a group of visually impaired students at a Hampshire School, supporting them to set up and present their own radio station.
In the Spring and Summer of 2012, we worked with a group of visually impaired students at a Hampshire School, supporting them to set up and present their own radio station.
Supporting theatre company 'The Heroine Project Presents' with the education offer linked to their touring play
January - June 2016
January - June 2016
A fresh look at the Battle of Agincourt, and Hampshire's connection to the unfolding of historical events.
April - October 2015
April - October 2015
