Vitiligo Song - a community arts project raising awareness of Vitiligo and funds for the Vitiligo Society.
An original song was written as a community arts project raising awareness of Vitiligo and funds for the Vitiligo Society, including the stories and voices of people from the vitiligo community across the world.
Lyrics by Little Strings (Clare Louise Roberts) and Charlie Frances.
Composed and performed by Little Strings (Clare Louise Roberts) and Charlie Frances.
Produced by Charlie Frances.
Additional piano performed by Jakob Leonardus.
CLICK BELOW to listen to my soundscape for 'Mind Trees of the Urban Forest' film, performance, and exhibition, 2019, © all about how connections to nature support positive mental wellbeing.
Written and produced under the moniker Phloxwn, in association with Caldew Press, with support from Tolivar Productions, Patchwork Opera, Carlisle Collective Fringe and Cumbria County Council.
Exploring the breaths and silence we need and the cathartic process of re-connecting with oneself once back out in nature, this eerie pieces uses field recordings of nature as well as my vocals.
Clare Louise Roberts is a freelance musician, performer and writer from North Wales with a degree in Drama and Musical Theatre.
She writes original songs under the moniker Little StringsMusic and Phloxwn and has written songs for theatre, to briefs and for events such as Funny Women's Alternative Interviews. She loves to collaborate with other artists on productions and shows, including her long-term collaborations with Gwendolyn Fitz, creating live streamed, digital musical shows.
Clare works as an actress (Clare Roberts) for theatre and film and as a writer with a blog on this website. She wrote #LikeForLike (renamed On The Line) a social media themed comedy play which premiered at the Carlisle Fringe Festival 2018.
She has a personal essay published in the 3rd issue of the BODIES zine curated by Ragna Amling and satirical pieces for online magazine, Quaranzine. She is releasing new music – some pretty, some ridiculous – later this year.
She writes original songs under the moniker Little StringsMusic and Phloxwn and has written songs for theatre, to briefs and for events such as Funny Women's Alternative Interviews. She loves to collaborate with other artists on productions and shows, including her long-term collaborations with Gwendolyn Fitz, creating live streamed, digital musical shows.
Clare works as an actress (Clare Roberts) for theatre and film and as a writer with a blog on this website. She wrote #LikeForLike (renamed On The Line) a social media themed comedy play which premiered at the Carlisle Fringe Festival 2018.
She has a personal essay published in the 3rd issue of the BODIES zine curated by Ragna Amling and satirical pieces for online magazine, Quaranzine. She is releasing new music – some pretty, some ridiculous – later this year.
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RUNNER-UP WINNERCompetitor in Wooden Arrow's script competition for stories about 'class' for my comedic monologue The Chip Butty Delicacy. Download your copy here:
Or click here to download a pdf of The Chip Butty Delicacy.
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#LikeForLike - by Clare Louise Roberts
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A full length comedy play about how our ways of communicating in real life and understanding each other has changed due to becoming engrossed in social media. #LikeForLike (renamed On The Line as part of my re-launch plan!) was produced and performed at West Walls Theatre as part of the Carlisle Collective Fringe 2018. 'It's all fun and games until you accidentally press the 'like' button.' But for Mia the fun and games have just begun when she’s poring over Killian’s profile, much to the critique of her best friend Harper. But what do you do when you meet in real life? Watch how one innocent ‘like’ spirals for these two hapless selfie takers in this one-hour comedy at West Walls Theatre, where there’s so many privacy risks and not nearly enough hashtags. TL;DR? An accidental like but you can't click undo in real life.
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Zelda's Song
- as part of Songs Inspired By Strong Women, a digital show developed in collaboration with Gwendolyn Fitz.
A show celebrating women from history for Women's History Month.
We gathered a bunch of female identifying artists to answer the brief in their own creative ways and live streamed the show on YouTube.
I wrote a poetic pop/jazz/folk song about the life of Zelda Fitzgerald who is an artist I admire greatly.
Click the video below to head straight to my set:
Goals
My vision for the future of theatre:
- collaborative process embracing digital and live performance
- speaking truth whilst healing through humour
- unity in communities through theatre, music and art
- collaborative process embracing digital and live performance
- speaking truth whilst healing through humour
- unity in communities through theatre, music and art
