London is 'talent capital' of the world ~ Talents In London

Sunday, 8 December 2013

London is 'talent capital' of the world

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London has 1.5m people apparently employed in the “high skill” sectors, compared with 1.2m in New York, 784,000 in Los Angeles, and 630,000 in Hong Kong

Deloitte researchers delved into official employment data in the cities to arrive at the conclusion that London employed the most people in 12 of the sectors, such as banking, legal services and digital media, while New York was ahead of the field in just seven.

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Thank you for visiting our website. Our mission is to spark the imagination and fuel a sense of discovery in children from every background and every age group. We do this through thrilling world-class theatre and a creative programme of learning, in a welcoming and stimulating environment. We call this Edutainment(Educational Entertainment) London Talents is an artistic and educational organisation. At London Talents we tell good stories which are made memorable by striving to be: ·Resonant – to provoke ideas, thoughts, questions in children’s worlds ·Engaging – to stir emotions & spark their imagination ·Fun, exciting & entertaining – serious purpose, but with a playful, light touch Children’s theatre is impossible to pin down in a neat, tidy way. The term is used in the mainstream to describe theatre which is aimed at and enjoyed by children (which isn’t to say that adults can’t enjoy it too!). It tells big stories that speak to the imagination of a child. It is done in ways that excite, provoke and entertain! At London Talents we value the importance of children’s theatre....Children are hungry to know more – about themselves, and the world around them. Theatre is an exciting, magical way of finding answers to their myriad of questions in way that they can comprehend. They like and need to see stories with children in them, stories that reflect back their own experiences and offer up new ones, as well as stories that feed their curiosity about how the world works (or doesn’t). It’s also important to be playful and have fun, to share a special experience with other children.

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Sunday, 8 December 2013