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Come along and join us for a 'Sing your socks off Acapella Singalong' led by Ginny Clee at The Star, Chester Road, N19. Wednesday 8th March 2023 Everyone welcome. Free entry.

Come along and join us for a 'Sing your socks off Acapella Singalong' led by Ginny Clee at It was magical to all be singing together again after such a long enforced break. The atmosphere was amazing and the harmonies beautiful. There's nothing quite like all singing together....

It was a pleasure to work with CHIVA (Childrens HIV Association) again and to have the opportunity to help a group of about 10 young adults to tell their stories of living with HIV through music, dance and drama. Their creativity in writing song lyrics, improvising scripts, and choreographing dance is impressive and their stories are powerful. It is always humbling to witness their talent and bravery in sharing them.

Life Growing Up - our spoken word storytelling piece telling the stories of young people in the UK growing up with HIV - was performed to MPs, researchers, activists and invited audience to celebrate the launch of a brilliant educational toolkit developed by young people at CHIVA (Children's HIV Charity UK) as part of an initiative to end HIV stigma.

Live performance of Life Growing Up for the All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on HIV and AIDS, and the APPG on Mental Health. What an amazing journey to be presenting this story here.... now over to the policy makers....

Come along and join us for a 'Sing your socks off Acapella Singalong' led by Ginny Clee at The Star

Standing ovations for Life Growing Up at the National HIV Nurses Association annual conference. "I can watch this over and over and it doesn't get old"

Emotional responses to todays performance of Life Growing Up at the CHIVA annual families conference. Thank you again to the yong people who shared their stories and to our brilliant performers, Jack James Ryan, Maia Watkins, Alistair Nwachuwku, Anneka Gouldbourne, Fejiro Emasiobi and musician Aga Serugo Lugo. "Every time I watch Life Growing Up it gives me goosebumps..."

'Sing your socks off' singalong led by Ginny Clee.

The live performance of Life Growing Up at BHIVA (British HIV Association) Annual conference, shows how powerful it is to present stories in this way. "This is one of the most powerful, wonderful pieces of theatre I have seen all year"  "Everyone must see this"  "Congratulations" "This performance has barely started and i'm in tears... wonderful" " What a beautiful and moving peformance" "Said it like it is - got deserved standing ovation for powerful portrayal of how it is

We premiered our storytelling/spoken piece "Life Growing Up" which shares the experiences of young people living with HIV,  at the worlds largest health conference; AIDS2018 in Amsterdam. This is a project for CHIVA; The Children's HIV Charity. Our brilliant team (Maia Watkins, Alistair Nwachukwu, Jack James Ryan and Aga Serugo-Lugo) wowed everyone with a really powerful performance on the main stage at The Global Village. Feedback through Twitter....  " Fantastic" "Absol

After a lot of hard work we are very excited to present the premier live performance of Life Growing Up; true stories of young people growing up with HIV, at IAC Amsterdam 2018. Tuesday 24th July, 16.30, Main Stage of the Global Village . This performance is open to the public. Written, directed and produced by Sarah Sutcliffe and Danny Scheinmann for CHIVA; The Children's HIV Association.

Preview of the live performance of Life Growing Up - true stories from young people growing up with HIV in the UK. A storytelling performance that I have written, directed and produced with Danny Scheinmann for CHIVA; The Childrens HIV Charity.  It is performed by 3 brilliant young actors Alistair Nwachukwu, James Jack Ryan and Maia Watkins, with music by the amazing Aga Serugo Lugo.

Reading poems written by young people from CHIVA; The Childrens HIV Charity at the press launch of the CHERUB garden at the Chelsea flower show. Designed to bring attention to the experiences faced by young people growing up with HIV and the research that is being done in the UK by CHERUB (a collaboration of researchers) to find a cure for HIV. Due to stigma, the young people themselves felt unable to perform their own poems, so we were honoured to read for them.

This week we are taking part in a week long workshop with young people, exploring their experiences of growing up with HIV through spoken word, music, poetry and drama. The longer term aim is to create a live storytelling performance and film based on the true stories collected from young people living in the UK who have grown up with HIV. This is a project for CHIVA; The Childrens HIV Association in collaboration with  Turtle Keys Arts.

Come and sing in the New Year ….. 8pm at The STAR, 47 Chester Rd, N19. All welcome. Continuing the singing revolution in Dartmouth Park!

Come and join us for an autumnal singalong .....

Come and join us for a sing your socks off election night singalong. Guaranteed to leave you feeling better than watching votes being counted!

Put your phones down and come and join us for another sing your socks off singalong at The Star, 47 Chester Rd, London N19. All Welcome. Starting a singing revolution in Dartmouth Park!

Come and join us for another sing your socks off singalong at The Star, 47 Chester Rd, London N19. All Welcome. Starting a singing revolution in Dartmouth Park!