hmmm. don't know if the heading is exactly right, but at least I will get people to read this.
there is a world-wide project called "cirque du monde", it got schools as far as brazil and is sponsored by a.o. cirque du soleil and usually the government of the participatingng country, whose aim it is to teach those with hardly any oportunities theatre/circus skills.
now as far as I can see from their web page (<- website link) , the london project is for homeless and ex-homeless people mainly. I don't know how strict these guidelines are and if say, squatters are considered (ex-)homeless, but it is worth the try, isn't it?
so, if anybody gets curious and goes there, or if anybody already went there, please use this thread to explain how open these training sessions are to the londoners... (in amsterdam basically anybody could walk in and do whatever they wanted and, oh yeah, did I mention "free lunch"?).
I can't go anymore: they found out I'm not a "youth" anymore (nor am I borderline or troubled).
eRic.
I'm not normally a religious man, but if you're up there, save me, Superman!
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