Kitty Litter

After making it's debut at E15 Acting School's Debut Festival 2011, Kitty Litter will be making it's way to Somerset to be a part of Homecoming in July. Below some information about this fantastic piece of theatre:

'ASBO' 'Hug a Hoody' 'Broken Britain'
To us these phrases create an image. An image of aggressive young people dressed up in tracksuits, hanging out on estates with bottles of cheap cider and no jobs.
But we feel this is a misrepresentation of young people in Britain today. With Kitty Litter we set out to tell the story of 5 lost people, with no real future, tortured by their past and one decision that will change their lives forever. This is a one act real time play about loss. Loss of youth. Loss of identity. Loss of reality.

Written and Directed by Jac Husebo

Tom Stephens

Describing himself as a songwriter, performer, scribbler, thinker, overthinker, gooner, Tom Stephens is an incredibly talented musician, who we're very lucky to have involved in the project.
For more information and to listen to his work visit;
http://tomstephensmusic.co.uk/
http://tomstephens.bandcamp.com/
You can also download free his latest EP 'Division' on both of these sites.

Hannah Bishop

Organiser and Curator of Homecoming, Hannah Bishop, is yet another enthusiastic young person involved in the project. Hannah currently splits her time between Somerset and Brighton where she is completing the final year of the BA (hons) Critical Fine Art Practice. Hannah is an editorial assistant of Playground Magazine and has recently been awarded a place on Somerset Art Works' Professional Development Programme for Artists, 'Creative Pathway 2011'.

For more information
www.hannahbishop.com
http://twitter.com/HannahBishop
http://hannahbishop.blogspot.com/

Playground Magazine:
http://playgroundmag.co.uk/
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Playground-Magazine/174571109224909

Somerset Art Works:
http://www.somersetartworks.org.uk/node/9957
http://www.somersetartworks.org.uk/artists/hannah-bishop

Elizabeth Banks

Elizabeth Banks is another contributor and currently studies Fashion Studies at the Arts University College at Bournemouth. Currently Liz is working on the first issue of the new Fureal Magazine, which is an online magazine aimed at raising awareness about the cruelty animals face within the fashion industry.
The site (www.fureal.co.uk) is soon to be up and running and you can keep up with the progress by following the magazine on twitter (http://twitter.com/bfureal). So watch this space!

Jac Husebo

Also involved is director and writer Jac Husebo, who is showing his play Kitty Litter for the first time in Somerset. Shortlisted for the 35th International Play Script Competition, Kitty Litter is also being shown at the Chigwell Theatre form next week, as part of the Acting and Contemporary Theatre Course at East 15 Acting School's 'DEBUT 2011'.

For more information:
http://www.facebook.com/home.php?ref=home#!/event.php?eid=179494448757821
http://www.east15.ac.uk/productions.asp

Elizabeth Crossman

One of the fantastically talented participants of Homecoming is fashion and costume designer Elizabeth Crossman.
Check out a video showcasing her work here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y9uIqbmx00U