I need some help!

Hello folks - hope you are are good

Can anyone spare 3hrs next thurs eve (6:15-9:30) 10th May to help me with this small R&D event in London (Angel) - it'd really help me out!

I am doing a series of short 'story surgeries' / interviews next week (- there are several slots left for those i haven't interviewed yet - so let me know if you want ot book a slot - they're going fast..)

Main thing is though that I really need some help with managing the interviewees as they arrive / showing them to waitng area etc /aka clip board and the like. No pay - but drinks on me afterwards!

thanks Jon for your help with e-flyer

Lisa
details of event below

story surgery
10th May 2007
slots available between 6:30pm – 9:30pm

You are invited to participate in a 15minute story surgery in The Banquet Room, downstairs at The Candid Arts Trust. Detail of slots available and how to book are at the end of this email).

By interview on foot I will facilitate a visceral encounter of your memory

This will be recorded as part of space of memory, a period of research and development for a performance, an installation and a sound/music piece; routed in an exploration of what a space of memory is and the intimate narratives of the home, how (to quote Bachelard) we take our lares with us.

I am experimenting with ways of getting at memory – the story surgeries are part of this process, which has also involved visiting friends' and strangers' homes around the UK

I hope that I can meet you for a surgery. The following appointments are still available:

7:10pm – 7:25pm
7:35pm – 7:50pm
8pm – 8:15pm
8:25pm – 8:40pm
8:50pm – 9:05pm
9:15pm – 9:30pm

To book a slot (or if you have any queries) email Lisa Alexander: spaceofmemory@gmail.com

Candid Arts Trust is round the corner from The Angel tube (Northern Line)

Please wear comfortable shoes
You will need to arrive 5-10 minutes prior to your appointment

Full details to be provided upon booking

Please note: no personal material will be used without due consultation and will be treated as anonymous

space of memory is supported by Arts Council England and Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation