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Shontele Jeremiah
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42 years old The land of moving curtains
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thats cool ;-) I've never had an antie before lol, I got 3 uncles on mums side and thats all i know ;-) I got hold of alan, but he not seen my dad for about 17 years, trying to find him still as my mum will not give me any infomation at all, and I only knew about alan, and that means your my cous, cool ;-) can you tell me more about my dad and relitives if poss plz, would love to know my family history on my dads side ;-) I live with my partner Kelly and have 2 chilldren together, Jordan shes 11 and Brandon he's 9 on the 19th march ;-) if you have any info plz let me know :-)
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Dixie Dickenson
Red Button Theatre began at the University of Glamorgan after the Artistic Director Dafydd Williams began planning with Keith 'Dixie' Dickenson for a Theatre Movement that would give voice to the underdog, to those on the fringes of mainstream society.
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After the success of 'Catharsis' at the University of Glamorgan, the new company comprising Dixie, Richard Lewis and Alex Shaw began working on different projects. We have worked with Alan Osborne on realising his Oratorio 'This is the Day' at the Myfanwy Theatre, Merthyr Tydfil and our most recent work has been the acclaimed 'Lost Souls' Laundrette/Golchfa'r Golledig' which was staged at the Weston Studio, Wales Millennium Centre in August 2010. In 2013, our focus concentrates on 'Theatre for Mental Health', we will be workshopping and improvising with Mental Health Service Users across Wales and the UK and those who self identify as sufferring with anxiety and depression and other Mental Health Conditions, to perform work which already has Mental Health as its theme as well as new work which we hope will offer fresh focus and challenge the stigma associated with Mental Ill-Health.
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