What is Generation FOMO? 🤔
Generation FOMO is a verbatim play created from interviews conducted by Kent Artists in Residence Portrait Theatre with students from Kent as well as local primary and secondary school pupils.
The play is about their relationships with their phones and social media and the impact this has on their day to day lives.
Go behind the scenes of the project and dive into the psychology at https://t.co/ARxud9wxEO
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I’m back on Tuesday from 10am @BBCRadioKent & @BBCSounds
After 12 hear about a new play from @IsabelleDefaut called ‘Generation FOMO’ which i’ve just seen performed @UniKent
How concerned are you about what your children/grandchildren are seeing on social media?
What conversations are happening in your home?
IsabelleDefaut @PortraitTheatre
"My young ambassadors challenged the tech companies - are you X or triple X?"
Children's Commissioner Rachel de Souza discusses a survey of young people out today, highlighting attitudes towards social media and parents putting boundaries on smartphone use.
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Super proud to be presenting a script in hand performance of Stillmine, my verbatim piece about stillbirth and babyloss @tomthumbtheatre in Margate, Thursday Oct 12th, 8pm during Babyloss Awarness Week. Tickets £10 with £2 of every ticket sale going to East Kent Sands
Our workshop and sharing of our new show From me to me, to you for @powthanet Festival this Thurs 30th @cliffsmargate
Would be lovely to see you all there!
As part of @powthanet festival this year we are holding an evening of self reflection, time to celebrate our ups and downs:
A creative letter writing workshop this Thurs 30th March 7.30pm @cliffsmargate
For tickets:
https://t.co/4IFdJORD9P
We're thrilled to announce that submissions for the 2023 Women's Prize for Playwriting will open on Monday 16th January. Submissions will be open for four months, closing on Monday 17th April.
@SarahFoxCoach And something I read last year and loved. It’s non fiction but it’s a beauty! A reflection of the Guardian’s theatre critic Arifa Akbar’s relationship with her sister written after her sister died. I love it:
Consumed by Arifa Akbar.
It's an honour to be shortlisted in this company! See you shortly at the awards ceremony. You can watch our nominated film for @UnreportedWorld here: https://t.co/0kiGbcsY47
@RashDashTheatre Thank you for sharing your beautifully eloquent, honest and very moving response. As a mid career mother of two theatre maker, so much of your letter resonates with me. That juggle is real. Sending love and strength x