Friday, 16 August 2013
Meet the Team 5
Cath Barry
I have worked here for 10 years and I am the person who deals with anything financial. I am also the font of all knowledge and constantly remind the team where they have stored things and tell them where the best restaurants and pubs are in Cardiff.
When I am not in the office you will find me watching a rugby game or sampling the best pubs and restaurants in Cardiff!
Tuesday, 13 August 2013
Meet the Team 4
Gillian Wells
It’s not who or what you are but what you do that counts.I have been with NYAW since 2002 and am now NYAW Senior Administrator.Our work in the office and behind the scenes is to ensure that your auditions, workshops and courses run smoothly and safely.
To prepare for this position I have spent time working in the legal system, as a public affairs manager for a large charity and in repertory theatre (but never on stage).I have driven a tank, flown in a microlight over Southern France and organised events.You never know what you are going to be asked to do next and I will try most things once. Carpe diem!
Meet the Team 3
Tania Lucas is our marketing guru and has been working for National Youth Arts Wales for 20 years.
My job is to deal with all the publicity and print, you may wish to visit our new microsite www.nyawperfformio.co.uk
I am a part time rocker, love to dress up for parties and have a wicked sense of humour.
I have a rabbit called Sooty and two teenage girls who are my life.
Thursday, 8 August 2013
Meet the Team 2
Meet The Team 2
Hi, I'm Emily Snead and along with Alex I am Admin Support for NYAW and have been for the last 2 years. We are the lovely girls who normally pick up the phone first, so you will get to know us quite quickly.
I moved to Cardiff 14 years ago from Somerset to study Fine Art Painting at UWIC and I found the art scene in Wales to be really vibrant, so made myself a home here. I worked at BayArt Gallery for 5 years before moving to Welsh Independant Dance and Community Dance Wales before joining the NYAW team.
Looking forward to working with you all. Feel free to give me a ring if you want further information.
02920 265060
Hi, I'm Emily Snead and along with Alex I am Admin Support for NYAW and have been for the last 2 years. We are the lovely girls who normally pick up the phone first, so you will get to know us quite quickly.
I moved to Cardiff 14 years ago from Somerset to study Fine Art Painting at UWIC and I found the art scene in Wales to be really vibrant, so made myself a home here. I worked at BayArt Gallery for 5 years before moving to Welsh Independant Dance and Community Dance Wales before joining the NYAW team.
Looking forward to working with you all. Feel free to give me a ring if you want further information.
02920 265060
Wednesday, 7 August 2013
Hey, I'm Alex James and I work alongside Emily Snead as Admin Support for NYAW.
We are your first point of contact throughout the year and should you have any questions no matter how big or small we are here to answer them.
For the new members, you are probably wondering what to expect in the lead up to the residency and tour. It is our intention to keep in contact with you each month with information as and when it is confirmed.
I am an ex-member of NYBBW and an active member of the BTM Brass Band and also a delegate for Wales on the European Brass Band Association.
I have been working for NYAW for 10 years, initially at Ty Cerdd and now at WJEC.
I hope you are all looking forward to the residency and tour, we guarentee you will have a great time and will meet some life-long friends.
Saturday, 27 July 2013
NYAW 2013 and guests
Once again, the NYAW summer season takes 400 of
Wales’ most talented young actors, dancers and musicians to a range of venues
and festivals – both within Wales and beyond – with programmes to suit all
tastes, including four world and Welsh premieres and some very special guests.
It’s
particularly rewarding when a former member returns to lead or contribute to
the next generation of performers, notably demonstrated this year with the
return of Grant Llewellyn to conduct
the National Youth Orchestra of Wales (NYOW).
Equally
exciting are opportunities to welcome new partners to collaborate with NYAW –
this year, the award-winning theatre company, Frantic Assembly (noted, in Wales, for Little Dogs and Praxis Makes
Perfect with National Theatre Wales) devises a brand new work with members
of National Youth Theatre of Wales (NYTW).
NYAW
summer residencies are already well underway with the Brass Band, Choir and
Orchestra; the Dance and Theatre residencies will start in August. In each case, teams of guest tutors and
mentors, and members of our welfare teams – all eminent creators or performers
in their own right – guide NYAW members through their paces as they prepare to
‘perform for Wales’.
These are
enviable opportunities for NYAW performers, as are opportunities to showcase their
talents in locations across Wales and further afield – from Aberystwyth to
Altenburg in Germany, from Cardiff to Caernarfon, from Llandudno to Leeds –
taking their considerable commitment and talent to a wider public. The NYOW concert from the Young Euro Classics Festival in Berlin
will even feature as a webcast – a first for NYAW!
It’s Access
All Areas with National Youth Arts Wales (NYAW) this summer – with opportunities
for audiences to witness the NYAW experience at home and abroad, in-concert and
on-line – so, visit us again for more news and updates!
Friday, 31 May 2013
Croeso i’r Blog CGIC!
Gobeithio
y byddwch chi’n ymweld â ni’n rheolaidd er mwyn dod i wybod am brofiad ‘Y Nash’
o sawl cyfeiriad – cewch glywed safbwynt yr aelodau, cyfarwyddwyr
artistig ac aelodau cyswllt, rheolwyr, y tîm lles a thîm gweinyddol CCIC.
Sut mae mynd ati i fynd â CCIC ‘ar daith’? Sut mae’n teimlo i fod yn aelod newydd o’r Nash yn aros am eich cwrs preswyl cyntaf? Sut caiff gwaith newydd ei baratoi; sut mae’n cael ei ymarfer a’i greu? Pwy sy’n Trydar ac yn ysgrifennu’r negeseuon Facebook?
Mynediad i Bob Man yw’r neges gan CCIC yr haf hwn – felly gwnewch yn siŵr eich bod yn cadw mewn cysylltiad i gael gwybod amrywiol hanesion, i hel straeon ac i gael gwybod beth sy’n digwydd gefn llwyfan. Byddwch chi wedyn yn y gyfrinach pan welwch ein cyngherddau a pherfformiadau.
Ymunwch â’r Blog a’r sgwrs felly!
Sut mae mynd ati i fynd â CCIC ‘ar daith’? Sut mae’n teimlo i fod yn aelod newydd o’r Nash yn aros am eich cwrs preswyl cyntaf? Sut caiff gwaith newydd ei baratoi; sut mae’n cael ei ymarfer a’i greu? Pwy sy’n Trydar ac yn ysgrifennu’r negeseuon Facebook?
Mynediad i Bob Man yw’r neges gan CCIC yr haf hwn – felly gwnewch yn siŵr eich bod yn cadw mewn cysylltiad i gael gwybod amrywiol hanesion, i hel straeon ac i gael gwybod beth sy’n digwydd gefn llwyfan. Byddwch chi wedyn yn y gyfrinach pan welwch ein cyngherddau a pherfformiadau.
Ymunwch â’r Blog a’r sgwrs felly!
Welcome to the NYOW Blog!
We hope you’ll visit us on a regular basis to gain an insight into ‘The Nash’ experience from a variety of viewpoints – from our members, artistic directors and associates, managers, welfare team and the NYAW admin team.
What does it take to put NYAW ‘on the road’? How does it feel to be a Nash ‘newbie’ waiting for your first residency? How is new work put together; how is it rehearsed and realised? Who’s behind all those Tweets and Facebook messages?
It’s Access All Areas with NYAW this summer – so, to keep in touch with the latest snippets, gossip and insider-news, and be in the know when you see our concerts and performances.
Be sure to join our Blog and the conversation!
What does it take to put NYAW ‘on the road’? How does it feel to be a Nash ‘newbie’ waiting for your first residency? How is new work put together; how is it rehearsed and realised? Who’s behind all those Tweets and Facebook messages?
It’s Access All Areas with NYAW this summer – so, to keep in touch with the latest snippets, gossip and insider-news, and be in the know when you see our concerts and performances.
Be sure to join our Blog and the conversation!
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