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The Ulster People's College is delighted to be hosting a seminar with magician Ishamudin and puppeteer Arran Towers on the use of magic in India as a tool for engaging people as well as examining changing cultural issues in India and how relevant these are to Northern Ireland.
Wednesday 09 May 2007
Wednesday 09 May 2007
2pm
4pm
UPC- 1 Lower Crescent- Belfast- BT7 1NR
Free
Event
Ishamudin, who is also performing at the Festival of Fools
Ishamudin, who is also opening the Festival of Fools, will perform some of his magic. During the second part of the workshop the audience will be introduced to Arran Towers, a master of Indian puppets.
Arran uses the puppets as a tool to raise awareness of multi-cultural issues in both the Republic of Ireland and India.
The seminar is free and open to all. The event is particularly likely to be of interest to community artists and those who wish to manage community activities and diversity using innovative and different methods.
For further information or to register for either of the events please contact
Andrea Fulton
Ulster People's College
1 Lower Crescent
Belfast BT7 1NR
t: (028) 9033 0131
e: info@upclearn.org
w: www.upclearn.org
Please confirm attendance as soon as possible as spaces are limited
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