1) Have Your Say
In response to how many freelancers are stepping up to be heard after the events of 2020, you can join the conversation and have your say at this year’s online panel discussion.
Join us on Zoom for this important discussion chaired by Lyn Gardner.
The panel brings together: Sarah Brigham (Artistic Director & CEO of Derby Theatre); Dr Cecila Wee (Independent curator, educator and agitator) Sunita Hinduja and Adele Thomas from Freelancers Make Theatre Work and Amanda Parker from Inc Arts.
Freelancers are entitled to feel safe at all timesLyn Gardner
Ahead of the #Departure2021 panel discussion, read Lyn Gardner’s blog discussing the needs of freelancers on The Stage.
2) Support Emerging Artists
Artists sharing works-in-development this year include Lauren Russell, Neal Pike and Nadia Nadarajah as part of the REPRESENT: Disabled Artists Showcase.
3) Be part of a Supportive Network
This year, join the Snack and Chat Networking Lunch online gathering on Gathertown.
4) Try New Types of Theatre
Audiences can try something new with a range of immersive and experiential theatre. The line-up this year includes Cloudscapes by Gobbledegook Theatre and Mouthful of Salt and Soil Audio Walk by Jo Tyabji.
5) Diverse Audiences. Diverse Shows
BONUS: Catch Up & Have Fun!
We’re all overdue a good theatre catch up after a year of lockdown, isolation, furlough and working from home. We can’t wait to see you!