[English] FWD: Cinema Screenings of Britain's National Theatre performances

[Scott Bulfin]

Some folks might be interested in these screenings.

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Scott

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> Dear English/Drama Teachers,
>
> The National Theatre Live is an initiative by Britain’s National  
> Theatre to broadcast performances of plays as cinema screenings  
> around the world. Following the hugely successful launch with  
> Racine’s Phedre and Shakespeare’s All’s Well That Ends Well, next  
> February 13 and 14, for two days only, NT Live will be screening the  
> award-winning novel Nation by Terry Pratchett.
>
> Nation is set in a parallel world, 1860. Two teenagers are thrown  
> together by a tsunami that has destroyed Mau’s village and left  
> Daphne shipwrecked on his South Pacific island, thousands of miles  
> from home. Neither speaks the other’s language; somehow they must  
> learn to survive.
>
> Nation is a love story that really tackles big questions through the  
> eyes of the two protagonists – questions about life, death, science,  
> religion, who we are and what are we doing here.
>
> Sharmill Films are attempting to have a FREE Promo Screening in  
> February 2010 in Sydney and Melbourne. The screening will take you  
> behind the scenes and into the arms of the creators. If you are  
> interested in attending this screening, please email your contact  
> details to Adriana Rosamilia (Education Manager), Random House  
> Australia, at teachers at randomhouse.com.au. Tentatively put these  
> dates in your diary: Feb 9 and 10 2010. (Dates to be confirmed next  
> year.)
>
> This is a great opportunity for Drama and English teachers to expose  
> students to LIVE stage performances broadcast on the big screen. For  
> more information, view attachment or contact Adriana.
>
> Kindest regards,
> Adriana
>
>
> Adriana Rosamilia
> Education Key Account Manager
> Random House Australia
> 16 Dalmore Drive
> Scoresby  VIC   3179
> PH: (03) 9730 4265
> MB: 0409 837 925
>
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