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Tuesday 4th December
2007
to
Saturday 19th January
2008
Venue:
Unity Theatre.
1 Hope Place,
Liverpool L1 9BG 		Continuing to provide the best children's theatre, Hope Street's collaboration with Zho Theatre Co. and Unity Theatre; a unique retelling of Carlo Collodi’s 'The Adventures of Pinocchio'.

July 27th, 28th, 29th
and 31st,
and August 1st 2007
12.00 - 5.00pm
Venue:
The Oratory, Duke Street, Liverpool, 		My Psychotic Heart
Only ever one thought away

An extraordinary sound installation, this was an ear-opening journey through psychosis, created from a unique collaboration between artists and mental health service users. Engulfed by chaos, the visitor was taken on a journey to secret little places where compelling stories slowly unfolded.
The venue symbolised the vast expanse of the human mind, a place of love, humour, joy and sometimes of fear and confusion.
The collaboration between installation directors Andrea Earl and Kal Ross and Hope Street Ltd Apprentices was forged through Hope Street Ltd's innovative New Work Workshops in October of 2006.
Andrea Earl is an award-winning writer for television, theatre and radio.
Kal Ross is an internationally-renowned sound engineer and designer, working in theatre, film, music and television.
August 31st to September 2nd 2007
Venue:
The Saracen's Head, Halsall, Lancashire. 		Lock

Directed by John Fox, this two-month project culminated in a three-day outdoor celebration of the Liverpool/ Leeds Canal.
Groups and individuals along the canal made films on the past, present, future and mythology of the canal, led by our professional team of musicians, film-makers and community artists.
These films were integrated into a three-day celebration, involving performance, music, dancing, food and drink.
July 5th, 6th & 7th 2007
Venue:
The Unity Theatre, 1 Hope Place, Liverpool. 		Sugar & Spice...
and things not so nice

This was a multi-media performance commemorating the 200th Anniversary of the Abolition of the Slave Trade Acts. The show looked at slavery in the 21st Century.
Sugar & Spice was directed by Hilary Westlake, for the Hope Street Apprenticeship Programme 2007.