Thoughts on We're all Just Little Creatures (Subtitled)

Please Press the Subtitle button on the right hand corner to view subtitles. Actor Gavin Yule talks about performing in the show "We're all Just Little Creatures", a co-production with Lung Ha Theatre, Curious Seed and Lyra Thetrea. For more info: http://www.curious-seed.com/we-are-al... and http://lungha.com/production-archive/... Curious Seed Award-winning performance company, Curious Seed, was formed in 2005 by Scottish choreographer, Christine Devaney. Based in Edinburgh, we produce and present compelling, dance theatre work that questions the world we live in; work which touches and moves people, unlocking new ways of experiencing and feeling something different about the world. We collaborate with exceptional artists - musicians, actors, dancers, designers and video makers – to create emotionally charged performances that reach across ages and art forms, and to bring something unique to the dance landscape of Scotland. Our work has been presented across the globe from Milan to Macao, New Zealand to Norway; appearing at prestigious international festivals and venues from Sadler’s Wells to Sydney Opera House. Our work is researched, developed, and managed by a small core team of people. We collaborate with many other partners and organisations at home and abroad to create, produce and share our projects and performances. Lung Ha Theatre Company The multi award-winning company is the leading theatre Company for people with learning disabilities in Scotland, and with a growing reputation internationally. Since its inception in 1984 Lung Ha Theatre Company has produced over 45 original works for the stage - in that time across Scotland, and beyond, as part of the creation of its work. The Company’s work is now seen is a vital part of Scotland’s cultural offering as it provides a creative voice to performers (and for audiences) whose voices may not otherwise be heard. Lung Ha Theatre Company has a membership of 25 actors with learning disabilities. www.lungha.com #LungHaMatters @LungHasTheatre www.facebook.com/lunghas Lyra Lyra’s vision is to have a positive impact on the lives of children and young people in the community of Greater Craigmillar through engagement with a broad, rich programme of world-class performing arts, regardless of age, race/ethnicity or socio-economic factor. Since 2012 over 2000 young people have taken part in Lyra’s activities through a range of artistic events. Lyra have created 12 artworks and performed more than 125 times at home and abroad. They run Artspace, a vibrant venue in the heart of Craigmillar, with a 116-seat theatre, a flexible studio and a foyer designed by artists working with young people. Their child-centred approach has also engaged the wider community, allowing for the growth of genuine and broad community participation over a range of diverse events. www.lyra.co.uk @LyraEdinburgh