Upstage presents ‘Loot’ and ‘Mountain Language’

April 5th, 2010  |  by Camille Bromley  |  published in Features, Life & Culture

Grenoble Life’s Camille Bromley was in the audience at Ste-Marie-d’en-Bas for this year’s Upstage theatre production: Joe Orton’s Loot and Harold Pinter’s Mountain Language. Here’s what she has to say.

Trudi Penkler – adaptation counselling in Grenoble. Part I

March 16th, 2010  |  by James Dalrymple  |  published in Features, Interviews, Work

Trudi Penkler is a psychologist, psychotherapist and ‘Intercultural Consultant’ with her own practice, Active Adaptation Counselling, in Grenoble. In the first of a two-part interview, she talks to Grenoble Life about helping foreigners adapt to life in a new culture, going professional in France, and being a Ghostbuster!

English Talk Radio – March 10

March 12th, 2010  |  by James Dalrymple  |  published in Features, Interviews

The March 10 English Talk Radio show was recorded at the Cité Scolaire Internationale de Grenoble, and includes an interview with the director, the cast and the crew of Upstage, which is putting on two plays: Loot by Joe Orton and Mountain Language by Harold Pinter, performing March 22–27 at 7:30 pm at the Théâtre Ste-Marie-d’en-Bas.

English Talk Radio – February 24

March 5th, 2010  |  by James Dalrymple  |  published in Interviews

English Talk Radio is a talk show in English on 90.8 Radio Campus Grenoble. We talk about film, theatre, finance, restaurants, travel, and have a variety of topical guests. Every Sunday at 12.30pm, and every Wednesday at 7pm on 90.8, Radio Campus Grenoble and also live on www.campusgrenoble.org – and here at Grenoble Life.

My fruitless efforts to change national education

March 4th, 2010  |  by Gregg West  |  published in Comment, Features

Gregg West is an American history and geography teacher at Cité Scolaire Internationale. In this explosive article for Grenoble Life, he describes his career-long efforts to change the education system in France.

Learning English through drama at Stendhal

February 16th, 2010  |  by James Dalrymple  |  published in Features, Interviews, Life & Culture

Caroline Schlenker instructs the acting class for students in the English department at Stendhal. She tells us about teaching English through drama and this year’s production, ‘Looking For Sam’.

Cité Scolaire Internationale’s Music Club

November 23rd, 2009  |  by Gregg West  |  published in Comment, Features

Gregg West is an American history and geography teacher at Cité Scolaire Internationale. He also handles the school pantomime, organic gardening club, interpersonal communication classes, and music club, which he has written about here for Grenoble Life.

Never Never Land comes to Grenoble – the annual panto at CSI

November 17th, 2009  |  by James Dalrymple  |  published in Features, Interviews, Life & Culture

Hélène Perrin-Gouron is part of the team that puts on the annual pantomime with students at Cité Scolaire Internationale (CSI). She talked to Grenoble Life about costumes, props, music and risqué double-entendre.

abc anglais – new English speaking playgroup in Grenoble

November 11th, 2009  |  by Helen McEwan  |  published in Comment, Features, Info & Advice

abc anglais is a brand new English speaking playgroup in Grenoble for the youngest of children and their parents no matter where you are from. It’s run by me, Helen McEwan, a UK qualified Speech and Language Therapist and experienced English language teacher.

Upstage – outstanding English theatre in Grenoble since 1993

October 14th, 2009  |  by James Dalrymple  |  published in Features, Interviews

David Simpson is producer and director of Upstage, an English Theatre Group comprising students at Cité Internationale Europole in Grenoble. James Dalrymple met him to discover more about the history of Upstage and plans for next year’s production.

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