Tuesday, October 26, 2010

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Beyond Borders 2010 continues ... the caravan

Hello All, After

good well-deserved summer break, the Village on Wheels is heating the gum and is more active than ever. We will install this fall in several places and events in Toulouse, O'troc tone, Le Mirail, Pot Ethics ...

On these new stages, the transcript of the experience of this first trip will be made to thank the individuals and institutions who supported us before our departure. This transcript will also be a support to continue to support our network in Toulouse dynamics of change and renewal.

We are now finalizing the elements of this transcript, including: a stand-
info playful and interactive
-exposure photo-
a projection followed by a discussion of "cultural exchange"
- introductory workshops and the show used in Morocco, a cabaret show
mixing the artists village on wheels with circus artists from Toulouse
network-an evening concert blending Eastern musicians from Toulouse with a group of Moroccan Gnawa, the "Dem-gnawat.

Indeed, we will extend the exchange through the sharing of cultures across borders, so that our project can make all the dimensions that we wish him. We therefore invited the Moroccan people as laid out below to attend our steps transcript. Their arrival is not yet secure today because we are awaiting responses to requests for visas.

Saklab Yacine is a young Moroccan which became part of our community by investing in three final stages of our caravan 2010. He participated in the daily life of the party, he helped us to frame the workshops with children and he even found a person to participate in the show, to the delight of children as well as ours! He also did a great job of translating for us. We therefore want to heart that can continue the adventure Yacine Village on Wheels in France with us.

Musicians gnawat-Dem group, Abdellah Dhaiba, Mouhssine Bousouiss, Taoufik El Haouat, Jaouad Rafia, and Youssef Noureddine Bousouiss Lakhder we share is made their passion for rhythm and Moroccan music on stage Demnate. We'd love them to share with you also in France on these stages of transcription.

you soon!

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