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► Dance And Performance
This category is ideal for artistic, theatrical or musical people, or people interested in a specific genre of music. All are welcome, regardless of knowledge or talent.
Acapella
For anyone interested in singing in an a’capella group
Email: acapella@guild.bham.ac.uk
Website: http://students.bugs.bham.ac.uk/acapella
Article 19 (Guild Theatre Group)
Article 19 are the longest-running drama student group, running two to three high quality and relevant productions a term, showcase events and workshops in ensemble work and technical skills.
Email: article19@guild.bham.ac.uk
Website: www.guildtickets.co.uk/article19
Facebook: Article19
Comedy (Footnotes)
For anyone interested or writing comedy, for stand-up, sketches or anything else you’d like to try.
Email: comedy@guild.bham.ac.uk
Facebook: The Birmingham Footnotes Comedy Society
Gilbert & Sullivan
For anyone who loves the music of Gilbert & Sullivan and would like to be part of a production or visit other shows.
Email: GnS@guild.bham.ac.uk
Facebook: University of Birmingham Gilbert and Sullivan Society - UBG&Ss
Guild Musical Theatre Group (GMTG)
If you want to direct, perform or play an instrument in a GMTG show, they need you! Shows are decided throughout the year, our members get to decide which shows are performed– every member gets a vote.
We also run workshops, social events and theatre trips. We offer an advice service for those wishing to go onto Drama school or a career in the Theatre. This will include help with audition song rehearsals and talks from old GMTG members currently performing in the West End. We’re also planning to have a “showcase” event towards the end of the academic year where we’ll invite agents, reviewers etc.
Email: gmtg@guild.bham.ac.uk
Website: http://www.gmtg.org
Facebook: GMTG
Infinity Stage Company
Infinity is the charity theatre group; each year, they select a charity and then money raised from their productions is donated towards them. They also offer volunteering opportunities to take part in community-based productions.
Email: infinity@guild.bham.ac.uk
Website: www.infinitystagecompany.co.uk
Facebook: Infinity Stage Company
Purple Mermaid Circus
The group concentrates on learning and improving cool skills such as juggling, poi, staff, diablo, devil stick, stilt walking, unicycling, magic, and firespinning. If you're interested in learning one or more of these skills, then our friendly and informal meets make it easy to learn. On the other hand if you're already have some skill, then come along, share your knowledge. We are frequently hired for events, so if you get good enough you can get paid to perform! We have plenty of good equipment so you don’t need your own.
Email: circus@guild.bham.ac.uk
Website: http://purplemermaid.net
Facebook: Purple Mermaid
Three Bugs Fringe Theatre
3BUGS Fringe Theatre is a society of the University of Birmingham Guild of Students dedicated to the creation and support of off-the-wall, alternative theatre and comedy at the University. They stage exciting and alternative performances every term, have a devising group, and a comedy group curate the Birmingham University Fringe Festival every year, and host socials but most importantly we take a play to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival every year - the world's largest open arts festival.
Email: fringe@guild.bham.ac.uk
Website: http://students.bugs.bham.ac.uk/fringe
Facebook:3BUGS Fringe Theatre
Watch This (Original Theatre)
Watch This exists to produce original and experimental theatre – this includes brand new plays written by students here at the university, improvisation workshops and shows and established plays performed in innovative ways – like our popular 48 hour shows, in which the cast have 10 days to learn their lines and just one weekend to rehearse.
Email: watchthis@guild.bham.ac.uk
Website: http://students.bugs.bham.ac.uk/watchthis/
Facebook: Watch This - YOUR society for Original Theatre
For general information on student groups, please e-mail studentgroups@guild.bham.ac.uk or pop into the Student Development department of the Guild of Students.
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