'Passing on Passmore Party' credits and cards!

 

Passing on Passmore Party

Dancers/performers

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Maz Bryant

Peter Kirby

Jo Lumber

Rita 

Demelza Rouncefield

Becky Smith

Miles Stead

Shallal Dance Theatre

Toby Bridge

Tina Butler 

Eddie Callis

Caroline Coleman

Kyle Coleman`

Colin Curbishley

Mads De Lord

Linda Feeron

Katherine Giddings

Kerry Jackson

Jo Lumber 

Kerry Tomlins

Deborah Udy O'Nyons

All the choreography is spontaneous improvisation by the dancers in the moment.

All writing by the performers

Backstage/ transport co-ordination and so much more: Colin Curbishley

Creative director: Jo Willis

Thank you to Falmouth Art Gallery.

'New Beginnings’

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Music

Seize the day - Wax Tailor, Charlotte Savary

Rue de Trois Frères - Fabrizio Pateline

Without The Context of the Multitude? - Rzekomo

If My Love Was A Guitar - Tom Adams

New Beginnings Bureau, written and performed by  Jo Lumber 

British Sign Language BSL - Jan Tillyard

Presentation to Glynn Winchester representing

https://falmouthandpenrynwelcome.org

'Passing on Passmore'

Shallal Dance Theatre

The Ballard of Passmore Edwards by Toby Bridge

Lighthouse poem by Eddie and Kerry

The Grand Opening. Water for All by Jo Lumber

Grain Moon by Olivia Belli

The Hour is Late by Debbie Udy O'Nyons

Contagious Heart by Kerry Tomlins

P. Weiner - Happy Birthday Variations (Arr. POSTECH Orchestra)

( Strauss, Rossini, Dvorak)

Presentation to

Daisy representing https://falmouthfood.coop/

and a 'medal' to

Chinks Grylls for visiting all 20 Cornish Passmore Edwards Buildings

by bike in 2023

https://shallal-arts.blogspot.com/2023/09/passmore-edwards-bicentenary-cycling.html

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Falmouth & Penryn Welcome Refugees 

aims to help people whose lives have been devastated by war and climate change

Falmouth Food Coop

    Grocery, Kitchen and Loveland.

Let's make good food available for all! 

The Passmore Edwards Legacy 

https://thepassmoreedwardslegacy.org.uk/

“He did more good in his time than almost any other of his contemporaries”
The Times 24 April 1911

“From a humble home in a little Cornish village he became a City journalist, MP for Salisbury, Editor of a leading London newspaper, life-long champion of the working classes and is remembered as being a Benefactor Extraordinary.” (R S Best 1981.)