Blood Wedding

Blood Wedding: a narrative. A Creative Stimulus Production, part of a series of productions develope I'm looking for a guitarist to provide music for an upcoming theatre production.
Let me know if any of you are interested in the job.The play is a narrative version of Lorca's Blood Wedding; we hope to include some Manuel de Falla music and some indcidental music.

The play runs from 12 May -24 May in the Lion and Unicorn Theatre, Kentish Town, its a collaboration of the National Theatre's Archive and London South Bank University.
Its a student project so there's no huge NT budget but this is a payment.
There's a facebook group if you're interested (available upon application)
An adaptation of Lorca's rural tragedy told through narration in this one-man show.
Bitter devotion to land and family clash against forbidden passions and elemental forces in a production which incorporates music, song and elements of Lorca's biography and writing.

http://www.starnow.com/listings/ListingDetail.aspx?l_id=104898

Deian Hopkin marked his retirement from London South Bank University with a shuffle and a bop, playing his way out on the piano.

Deian Hopkin marked his retirement from London South Bank University with a shuffle and a bop, playing his way out on the piano.

Accompanied by leading jazz musicians, and LSBU staff, the vice-chancellor played an impromptu gig at the university's students' union.

With Tony Reeves on bass guitar and Kylie Minogue's drummer Gary O'Toole, Professor Hopkin tinkled the ivories through some classic jazz numbers. Australian vocalist Simone Craddock joined the group to sing Billie Holiday standards God Bless the Child and All of Me.

LSBU staff supported Deian, and his professionals, with Adrian Moody, Purchasing Manager, on saxaphone and Simon Ford, Estates, doing an excellent keyboard session.

Professor Hopkin has been succeeded at London South Bank by Martin Earwicker, formerly director of the National Museum of Science and Industry family of museums.

http://www.timeshighereducation.co.uk/story.asp?sectioncode=26&storycode=406228&c=1

Lawcast 106: Roger Smith, Director of Justice, on civil liberties and human rights

Today I am talking to Roger Smith OBE a solicitor who has been director of JUSTICE since November 2001. He has been director of legal education and training at the Law Society; director of the Legal Action Group; solicitor to the Child Poverty Action Group and director of West Hampstead Community Law Centre. He is an honorary professor at the University of Kent and a visiting professor at London South Bank University

http://www.mattwardman.com/blog/2009/04/22/legal-podcasts-about-civil-liberties-from-charon-qc/

LSBU advitise on Gumtree for Course

Portuguese Beginners

Mon and Tuesday evenings with first course starting 01.06.09 and the last taking place on Tuesday, 4th August. A total of 10 weeks with 50 hours study.

The courses will take place between 6.00pm - 8.30pm on both Mon and Tuesdays.

Prices Non LSBU students: £380LSBU Students and Alumni: £225Returning Language Centre Students: £325

EnquiriesPlease feel free to contact the Language Centre for any enquiries - e-mail: languagecentre@lsbu.ac.uk, telephone: (020) 7815 6685, fax: (020) 7815 7705. http://www.lsbu.ac.uk/languagecentre/

http://www.gumtree.com/london/93/37854993.html

The A-Z of Careers and Jobs - Susan Hodgson, formerly Head of Careers Service at London South Bank University

Susan Hodgson, formerly Head of Careers Service at London South Bank University.

The A-Z of Careers and Jobs is a goldmine of highly relevant data on today's career opportunities. Looking at over 300 occupations, the book not only tells you about the jobs available but also describes the skills employers are looking for and the type of qualifications and training you need to succeed in your chosen career path.

Editor Susan Hodgson, formerly Head of Careers Service at London South Bank University, provides a host of background detail including sector information, useful websites for further research, details on starting salaries and valuable contact data. She ensures that the book provides in one source all the information you need to make an informed career choice.

Published in association with "The Times", and now in its 15th edition, the "A-Z of Careers and Jobs" is the reference source of choice for anyone who is starting out on - or looking to change - their career.

http://avaxhome.ws/ebooks/business_job/Susan19Edition.html

Dar fails to capture EU market share

Despite a potential market for coffee and tea in the United Kingdoms as well as in whole of the European Union, Tanzania is not fully exploiting it as neighboring Kenya is doing.

The roasting and blending companies are highly strong in the EU, which makes it hard, principally for small-scale producers, to enter the coffee market,`` researchers said in a study presented at a workshop on EU and UK held in Dar es Salaam on Wednesday. The researchers are Dr Herbert Robinson and Hildebrand Shayo of the London South Bank University Commission.

http://ippmedia.com/ipp/observer/2009/04/19/135272.html

Free teaching assistant training course for Southwark residents

Free teaching assistant training course for Southwark residents. Unemployed parents and carers in Southwark are being encouraged to join a free training course at London South Bank University which will enable them qualify as a primary school teaching assistant.

http://www.london-se1.co.uk/news/view/3838