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Amy Leonard, Liam and Davy develop their Maxter plan

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Transforming Warehouse 18 has been a mammoth task: fumigation of bird droppings not least. The team have been working very hard sourcing and making materials for the set using driftwood.

Liam Hurley spoke to Sanjida today about his excitement and pride at the achievements of KGS S3 students.

‘My hopes are that that our week-end of art inspires the renovation of this building so that Warehouse 18 will become a permanent new Arts Centre for Kirkwall,’ said Liam co-writer and co-director of Mixter Maxter.

‘I love Orkney. It’s the best place in the world. I’ll be sad to leave.’

Joe spoke to Kim Beveridge from the National Theatre of Scotland’s creative team today about her involvement in the Mixter Maxter project.

Kim said ‘Davy and Liam asked me to become involved with this project. I was one of the last on board. It’s one of the best projects I have ever worked on.’

Jamie and Ewan give their thoughts on their part in the Mixter Maxter project and on Prince Charles’ recent visit.

We have been really busy during ACE week. On Monday our first assignment was to take photographs of Prince Charles and Camilla and what was happening when they went to visit King Street Hall. We spoke to Charles as he was leaving King Street Hall. He spoke to us about school holidays and how we were taking part in ACE week.
We got some fantastic pictures of them that we have printed out for our exhibition and also put on Flickr.
On Tuesday we took photos of what people were doing at the old Scarth Centre.

We got good shots of what they were up to but unfortunately the real work started after we had left on Wednesday and Thursday! On Wednesday and Thursday we were sorting pictures, printing pictures, numbering pictures and making captions for them ready to display at our exhibition!
Rachael E and Becky G