- Performers - Kingdom of Lochac

The Ides of March Approaches!
by Melissa Marsh 17 Feb '25

17 Feb '25

Greetings friends! The Ides of March is approaching and I would like to organise a read through of Shakespeare's Julius Caesar on zoom. We will need people to read parts and there are many, both large and small and not all involve stabbing but some do. This will take place on the Ides of March, Saturday (Saturn's Day) 15th March in the evening AEDT and will likely be from 2.5 to three hours. If you are interested, please fill out the form linked below. No acting experience is required! https://forms.gle/WjPDfGB2KnYfrSZr8 [https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/swq1atu8d10PRifcSbdVLqkoxjCmZN_DM7IIIDYLz…]<https://forms.gle/WjPDfGB2KnYfrSZr8> Shakespeare Read-Through: Julius Caesar<https://forms.gle/WjPDfGB2KnYfrSZr8> Friends, countrymen and would-be Romans! The Performers Guild wish to do a read-through of Shakespeare’s play The Tragedy of Julius Caesar and we need actors for the roles. Some are large, some are small and some even take part in the stabbing. We propose to perform this on Zoom on the Ides of March itself, the evening of 15th March, 2025. We anticipate a performance time of 2 1/2 to three hours Acting/ drama experience is not required and enthusiasts are welcome! Please indicate below if you are interested and most importantly what sort of part you wish to take. People with medium, small or bit parts will be expected to take at least one more depending on numbers but we will do our best to avoid confusion and talking to yourself. The script we are following is below Julius Caesar forms.gle

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Lochac Bardic Circle
by Melissa Marsh 02 Feb '25

02 Feb '25

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Call to Action: Great Northern War 2025 (requesting response by 16 December 2024)
by nicola＠boyd.org 30 Nov '24

30 Nov '24

Greetings good gentles If Festival is only two weeks away, then Great Northern War can only be a month away! This year's event theme is community. In that vein we are coming to you - the community of artisans, researchers and joyful practitioners of your arts and sciences. This year we are inviting the esteemed guilds to: * present how your guild works, the benefits of joining and provide avenues to connect into the guild * offer a beginner class by a guild member * offer an advanced class by a guild member We will be polling the populous to see what classes they may wish to have and feeding that back to you so you can seek the right teachers within your membership. What I am seeking from you now is simply a response to this email by 16 December 2024 that your guild has interest in participating (pending further information). Please note 1. for the cooks, brewers, fibre and alchemist guilds there is a separate kitchen on site that can be used for your classes. 2. For the performers and dancers we are seeking to have entertainment for the crown and populous after the fire tourney finishes and on the Saturday night. This is beyond bardic circle and a games area which is being planned. We are seeking plays, songs, sagas, dances or any other performances that might entertain the crown and populous. We will have an entertainment coordinator seeking volunteers. 3. For the cook's guild, if there is interest in presenting subtleties or entremets, please let me know. 4. The themes for the Arts and Sciences Competition are 'Flora and Fauna' and 'Dressed for Battle' Please email me at nicola(a)boyd.org <mailto:nicola@boyd.org> and copy in GNW2025(a)gmail.com <mailto:GNW2025@gmail.com> YIS The Honarable Lady/Lord Nicola de Coventre Great Northern War 2025 - Arts and Sciences Officer

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Guilded Symposium
by Tam Hovenga 03 Jul '24

03 Jul '24

Hi All, I was thinking of running a class on staging a play (where am I meant to stand?) - would likely pick a scene from a shakespeare play that has a few characters, cast it there, and work through what you need to think about when creating and directing a play. -audience, action, character dynamics, etc. Would people be interested? YiS Tomas van den Hove

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Plans and schemes - The Guilded Symposium
by Stephen Drane 26 Jun '24

26 Jun '24

Hail, Guildmates! There is a plan afoot for an event to be held on the weekend of 23-25 August 2024 in the Shire of Bordescros. The emphasis is on the Guilds of Lochac - who we are, what we do, and why it's cool to be part of one. The steward is asking for proposals for classes, demonstrations and other activities to show off each guild. So, as the Performers and Entertainers of Lochac, what do we want to do? There's a bardic circle on the timetable for Saturday evening, and I'm told we have a full stage available if we want to do something theatrical. If you're keen to put together something of this nature, let's coordinate on the #performers-guild text channel on the Lochac Discord server. If you have a class you'd like to teach, pop a message to the Steward here: bookings(a)bordescros.lochac.sca.org If you have any other crazy ideas, speak up! Let's strut our stuff and show the Kingdom what our Guild can do! YiS, THL Gillucan ua Tomaltaig Provost of Entertainers

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Guild meeting report - Rowany Festival 2023
by Stephen Drane 20 Apr '23

20 Apr '23

To all members of the Performers and Entertainers Guild of Lochac does Lord Gillucan ua Tomaltaig, Clerk of the Guild give greetings and wishes of good health My friends, my brethren; the fine members of our great guild held a gathering at Rowany Festival to discuss our activities over the past year. At least, the ones who were at the event. And then decided to prioritise the meeting over all the other activities running at the same time. And then didn't get distracted on their way to the tavern. There were just shy of a dozen of us! As per our charter (which makes no mention of meetings at all), this was primarily a chance for those present to awe and inspire each other with their deeds and strengthen the bonds between often far-flung performers and entertainers in the Kingdom. As I am happy to continue in my role as Provost of Entertainers and no-one staged a coup, I shall continue in that capacity for the foreseeable future. Rather than detail each attendee's achievements, I shall summarise. New songs have been composed! New research has been done! New shenanigans have been planned! New plans have been laid! I'll also note that Crown Princess katherine kerr is given to a bit of theatre in court, so we're in for an entertaining reign! The guild in its current form has no official ranking system, but for those who like the sense of achievement and structure that comes with formalised activities we have the Guild Challenge Logbook (attached, and on the performers-guild channel of the Lochac Discord server). This completely optional logbook outlines some activities you can complete to challenge yourself and develop your talents as a performer and entertainer. Upon completing the required number of challenges of a particular level, you can optionally call yourself a "Guild Apprentice" or "Guild Journeyman" of the Performers and Entertainers Guild. Again, this is completely optional! Whether you're riding a wave of Festival enthusiasm or basking in the glow of secondhand storytelling, seize the moment! Perform, entertain, and revel in the camaraderie of your fellows as they do the same. Yours in Service to the Kingdom and the Guild, Lord Gillucan ua Tomaltaig Provost of Entertainers

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Canterbury Faire performers
by Vicki Hyde 29 Jun '22

29 Jun '22

Greetings all, Just a quick heads-up to say that the general theme for next year's Canterbury Faire (21-29 Jan, Southron Gaard) is Uppity Women Go To Faire. https://cf.sca.org.nz/ The Faire's Half-Circle Theatre welcomes period and perioid entertainments of all types, particularly if it relates to the aforementioned theme. And I'm sure there'd be plenty of material for a bardic circle or two along the way if someone cares to organise one.... If you want to propose performing an item or recommend a thematic piece for someone else to do at Half-Cicle, I would be delighted to hear from you. I also have some non-demanding items which could do with performers - scripts provided.... Thespianally yours, katherine kerr Manager Half-Circle Theatre, Canterbury Faire ===================================== katherine kerr of the Hermitage, in the Crescent Isles, Barony of Southron Gaard, Kingdom of Lochac printing, wordsmithery, entertainments http://webcentre.co.nz/kk

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Lochac Bardic Circle on Zoom
by Melissa Marsh 04 Jun '22

04 Jun '22

Greetings to all performers! Lochac Bardic Circle will be returning to zoom this week, as we do first of each month. Come and join us for good times with good company. Yours in Service, Lady Shinjo Takame Topic: Lochac Bardic Circle Time: Jun 7, 2022 07:30 PM Canberra, Melbourne, Sydney Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/4966399198?pwd=K2wvS3c0TmdsbUEwQjBQYWhtZDlSdz09 Meeting ID: 496 639 9198 Passcode: Bardic Sent from my iPhone

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What have you been working on lately?
by Meredith Waldron 02 Jun '22

02 Jun '22

Hi all, At the guild meeting last week, we got caught up in the charter (which I'm sure Gil) will publish soon, and ran out of time for our third item of business, which was 'Cool Things People Have Been Doing'. So I'm bringing the question here! What have you been doing lately? I'm planning out an edition of the 'Book of Gwen' - my personal repertoire book with my own compositions at the back - because it turned out at Festival that people wanted copies. I'm starting to think I should make one for stories and poetry as well... Gwen

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Intro
by Marg Henley 15 May '22

15 May '22

I love that Uberto introduced himself and his interests. I am Margie. My interests are in theatre and dramatic performance.

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