Seven Stars - Northumberland's Learning Disabled Theatre Company, devise and tour their own productions supported by Headway Arts through The Northern Rock Foundation. They aim to tour their work to the widest possible audiences. Seven Stars are available for commissions, conferences, meetings and celebrations. If you are interested in booking them (or even joining) please contact us.
Thursday, 2 December 2010
Snow business like show business.
Seven Stars announce that unfortunately due to the bad weather, they are unable to appear at The Isabella Christmas Fair on Saturday 4th December. They are very disappointed not to be part of the event, but the safety and well being of the group has to come first. Seven Stars wish all at the Isabella centre good luck with their event. They will keep everyone posted on upcoming dates and venues for their new show "Robin Hood, Snow White and the Seven Stars"
Monday, 29 November 2010
SEVEN STARS AT ISABELLA CHRISTMAS FAYRE
Monday, 23 August 2010
What we've been up to
This is the first of Seven Stars' monthly blogs, with this first post being the views of some of the groups recent show "Arthur's Leeks".
Darren
"I'm enjoying Seven Stars as we are doing a lot of new work I have really enjoyed being part of Arthur's Leeks. I enjoyed working on the scenes with Paula as she is a long time friend. I am also looking forward to doing Robin Hood as it is something that I have devised. I love working with all of Seven Stars and am enjoying working with Chris and Kayleigh."
Gavn
Arthur's Leeks was marvellous! I enjoyed the digging and loved the music 'Rose Garden'."
Sarah
"I really enjoyed working on the show (Arthur's Leeks). I loved working with my good friend Gavin."
Jason
"I found the stage management of the show hard but I really enjoyed it. As stage-manager I set up the scenes, helped build the props and once the props were built I had to make sure they didn't get damaged - and if they did I would have to repair them. My next goal that I would like to achieve is for the next show I would like to do the sound and film the performance."
Andy
"I found Arthur's Leeks a great show to be part of as we all worked well as a team. I really enjoyed playing Dr Cole as I got to communicate with Arthur."
Darren
"I'm enjoying Seven Stars as we are doing a lot of new work I have really enjoyed being part of Arthur's Leeks. I enjoyed working on the scenes with Paula as she is a long time friend. I am also looking forward to doing Robin Hood as it is something that I have devised. I love working with all of Seven Stars and am enjoying working with Chris and Kayleigh."
Gavn
Arthur's Leeks was marvellous! I enjoyed the digging and loved the music 'Rose Garden'."
Sarah
"I really enjoyed working on the show (Arthur's Leeks). I loved working with my good friend Gavin."
Jason
"I found the stage management of the show hard but I really enjoyed it. As stage-manager I set up the scenes, helped build the props and once the props were built I had to make sure they didn't get damaged - and if they did I would have to repair them. My next goal that I would like to achieve is for the next show I would like to do the sound and film the performance."
Andy
"I found Arthur's Leeks a great show to be part of as we all worked well as a team. I really enjoyed playing Dr Cole as I got to communicate with Arthur."
Monday, 23 November 2009
ROBOTS IN SPACE by Seven Stars
This film was made from Sep-Nov 09 by Seven Stars and was directed by James Johnson-Perkins, with music and costume contribrutions from Steve Byron. Follow: Captain John Blue, Professor Burns and Miss Nightingale on a silent movie into out of space, to battle the Evil Voltar and his army of Robots.
Wednesday, 18 November 2009
LOOK WHAT WE'VE DONE IN 2009....and what's COMING SOON

Seven Stars have been very busy throughout 2009. We have supported Blyth Riverside Centre with their Health project "Hi Jean, Tai Chi and Yum Yum" . We continued our Open Doors project with a trip to Leopoldsburg in Belgium, then to Birmingham where we received an award for all our hard work. In the summer we revisited our adaptation of A Midsummer Nights Dream and supported the Tynedale Centre in Hexham with their animated project "Hush Hush". We have just wrapped our debut short film entitled "Robots in Space" with associate artist and filmaker James Johnson Perkins, this is a silent movie in the style of Flash Gordon. We are currently working on our self devised piece "Arthurs Children" a heartwarming Christmas tale. We will be hosting our creativity festival "Come On Down" from 24th to 27th November at Blyth Community College.this year we are hosting to over 150 adults and young people with disabilities and learning difficulties. We are also currently working on our variety acts towards our next show, Seven Stars Music Hall.
Seven Stars would like to wish you all a Very Merry Christmas and Best Wishes for a Happy and Healthy 2010
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