You’re invited to…Lab Life: The Firebird Lab’s Stepping Stones
Design and make steppingstones that express you and your family’s interpretations of the classical music masterpiece The Firebird. This Lab Life aims to explore emotions, find different ways of sharing them and develop empathy for others. You will take part in activities and games with expert facilitators.
What can I expect at Lab Life: The Firebird Lab’s Stepping Stones?
There will be a range of activities to get you listening to music, interpreting it, building, playing and making. All of it will contribute to an installation by BitterSuite, our 2019 Cultural Residents. The activities are run by classical composer Steph Singer and dancer and facilitator Linzy Na Nakorn from BitterSuite.
Activities you can try out:
When is Lab Life: The Firebird Lab’s Stepping Stones?
There are two session on Sunday 9 June. The morning session is from 10:00am – 12:30pm and the afternoon session is 1:30pm – 4:00pm. Please arrive at the start of your session to get the most from these activities.
Who is Lab Life: The Firebird Lab’s Stepping Stones for and how much does it cost?
These sessions are suitable for children aged 5-12 years old and their parents/carers. Tickets for this event cost £5 for both children and adults. The event is held at the Imagination Lab, The Workshop, 26 Lambeth High Street.
About The Firebird Lab
Each year, the Institute of Imagination runs a cultural residency and this year’s theme is empathy. BitterSuite’s project, The Firebird Lab, is this year’s residency and responds to the theme by exploring Stravinsky’s classical music piece The Firebird through multi-sensory workshops. The project aims to boost the ability to understand the feelings of others, by sharing and exploring different responses to the same piece of music. The multi-sensory approach is a fun, experiential way to try out expressing emotions in different ways. The residency will take place between April to July 2019 at the Imagination Lab. There will be a series of workshops for children, families, schools and adults to contribute to The Firebird Lab. To see other workshops int he series, visit the what’s on page.
The Cultural Residency is kindly supported by the Stavros Niarchos Foundation, Arts Council England and the D’Oyly Carte Charitable Trust.