As part of the promotions team, I wanted to promote Frumpy Monkey as well as the event as a whole. After working with South London Gallery and Big Family Press for the first part of the project, I stayed in contact with them and kept them informed of our event. After Naomi designed our Frumpy Monkey poster, I organised for us to get the poster riso printed at South London Gallery. We will give them away to the audience after our performance so that the story can continue to be shared within the community.
By keeping in contact with Ben from South London Gallery, I was also able to invite him, and ask him to invite the children from Big Family Press, which was an important thing for us because we will be performing stories written by four of the children involved in Big Family Press, and so it will be really great if they could come along and see their stories come to life. I plan on keeping in contact with Ben, and we plan on sending him the recording of our performance so that it can be shared with the children from Oliver Goldsmiths, which will further help us share our stories with the local community, and extend the life of these stories.
By keeping in contact with Ben from South London Gallery, I was also able to invite him, and ask him to invite the children from Big Family Press, which was an important thing for us because we will be performing stories written by four of the children involved in Big Family Press, and so it will be really great if they could come along and see their stories come to life. I plan on keeping in contact with Ben, and we plan on sending him the recording of our performance so that it can be shared with the children from Oliver Goldsmiths, which will further help us share our stories with the local community, and extend the life of these stories.
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