1st post excitement

Welcome To Our Blog!

Hello everyone and thank you for visiting "WOWS" blog. It's a bit of an exciting day for us, as today is our first ever blog post! Can I get a woooooooooo! Your probably all wondering who we are? What we do? and why we wanted to set up a blog. So this is what this post is about. Getting to know us, and WOW getting to know you!

WHO ARE WE?

We are a Performing Arts Company. We Established ourselves in 2007 from a group of people at Stowheath Day Centre Wolverhampton. We were all interested in drama and thought it would be a wonderful opportunity for us. We work really hard re-hearsing for plays. Every Wednesday in fact. We are a very busy company.

LET US INTRODUCE OURSELVES...

Here we will introduce ourselves to you. Unfortunately only some of us have photographs available to be put up on here. But everyone will soon have one for you to see.

In WOW we have:

-Sandra Blower

- Michael Degg

- Stephen Forrester

- Margaret Jackson

- Leon Leedham

- Katie Parker

- Janet Potts

- Sue Price

- Jeff Rigby

- Hugh Williams

- Zoe Ball

- Colin Davis

- Martin De Rusett

- Jamie Higgins

- Annil Karam

- Ian Smart

- Royston Watkins

We are all very pleased to meet you!

WHO ARE OUR DIRECTORS?

-Wendy Harper

- Bev Ward

(They won't let us post photographs of them up. Grumpletons) :-)

WHAT SHOWS HAVE WE DONE TO DATE?

Last year was a real breakthrough for us, with us performing several shows at The Arena Theatre and one at The Black Country Museum. We had a superb time! Below is a list of shows we have performed.

- The Past, Present And Future

This was a project based on odes we found in The Black Country Bugle. We all took part in repeating a chanted poem and acting out sketches of other poems recited by two members.

This light hearted performance was part of a disability awareness week, held in Wolverhampton and we had a twenty minute - middle slot, between two other drama groups in the area.

We all got a real "Buzz" from the experience and our feedback given from our audience.

-Wee Yow Bin?!!

Another Black Country theme, but this time the script and support was supplied by Urban Voice Limited, who provided singing, dancing, poetry and acting for our performers.

The performance gave a real feel for The Black Country Life, with music from Slade played through out.

We also performed an adapted version at The Black Country Museum, on the request of a Dudley society, who awarded us all their own "Oscar" style trophy.

- A Good Night Out

This production was again part of a twenty minute - middle slot, shared with two other groups. The project showed nostalgic memories of fashions, music and pop stars from the 50's, 60's, 70's and 80's - with video footage supplied by Matt Hickinbottom.

We loved reminiscing about the past and dressing up.

-Living In A Box

Shows the plights of homeless people and we have researched this subject with people effected by the problem. Hopefully, we have covered this hard hitting issue with the sensitivity it deserves.

- Around The World In 60 Minutes

Shows a lighthearted look at holidays in England and Abroad and allows us to explore dance routines and cultures on a gentle way.

Blimey! We do have alot to say don't we. Well now you have been introduced to us please feel free to introduce yourselves to us. Please leave us a little comment, it would be wonderful to hear from you. If you are really interested in "What we do" then please become a follower of our blog and subscribe for regular emails. It's very easy to do but it shows an awful lot of support and really gives us a helping hand.

We hope you have enjoyed hearing about is. Please keep in touch if you want to know more. We always welcome new audiences and support.