30 years ago the fall of the Berlin Wall marked the end of the Cold War.
NIE, in partnership with the Norris Museum, spent six months working on a research project with local young people, delving into the history of the Cambridgeshire’s military bases and the impact the Cold War has had on modern surveillance.
The collected local Cold War stories and work with Ramsey Youth Group helped to form an exhibition and performance which toured around Cambridgeshire libraries in Autumn 2019 as part of the Libraries Presents Season. The research, film and artwork will be archived at The Norris Museum in St Ives.
Below is a collection of photos, videos and accounts that give a glimpse into the project and archive.
Click on this link to see our SpyNet Memories Archive
SpyNet is supported by the National Heritage Lottery Fund, Ramsey Neighbourhoods Trust and Arts Council England.
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Credits
Performers: Julia Masli and Patrick Morris
Director: Michael Judge
Heritage Co-ordinator: Hilary Cox Condron
Set Design: Amanda Stekley
Sound Design: Matt Lewis
Animator: Elizabeth Hobbs
Production Manager: Ash Day
Producer: Emily Blackwell
Film Maker: Colin Stevens
In partnership with the
Norris Museum: Susan Bate
Ramsey Neighbourhoods Trust : Val Fendley, Anna Bradley-Dorman
The Library Presents: Joanne Grey
With Thanks to
Mick Napier, Alan and Anne Robson, David Blandford, Philip Smith, Miroslav Trejtnar and Naomi Akielan.
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The project "NIE Theatre - Graphic design/branding" is financed by the European Union - NextGenerationEU within the Creative Vouchers program by Ministry of Culture of the Czech Republic.