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29 January 2015 at Nottingham Playhouse
4pm - 6:30pm
With yet another British Theatre funding crisis, the future of regional theatre remains uncertain. Nonetheless, some forms of Participatory Theatre appear to be thriving. These include Theatre in Education, Young People’s Theatre, Forum Theatre and Theatre for Development; performance-focussed work and process‐based activity aimed at personal, group and / or social development.
Many regional theatres have a longstanding and precious relationship with their communities. Could a dynamic and participating community be the life blood that regional theatre seeks?
Panel members:
» Fiona Buffini, Associate Director, Nottingham Playhouse
» Giles Croft (Chair), Artistic Director, Nottingham Playhouse
» Adrian Jackson, founder and Artistic Director of Cardboard Citizens Artistic Director
» Richard Willacy, Associate Artistic Director and Executive Director of Birmingham Opera Company
This debate is hosted by Nottingham Playhouse in partnership with Nottingham Trent University. If you have any questions about this event please email 170years@ntu.ac.uk or telephone +44 (0)115 848 8268.
Tickets are FREE for this debate but need to be reserved, please contact Nottingham Playhouse Box Office on +44 (0)115 941 9419.
IMAGE: Birmingham opera Company, Khovanskygate, 2014.
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