Are you interested in theatre-making and activism? Join the NT this summer for a unique project exploring human rights and performance as part of Fly The Flag 2022. Working with director Nickie Miles-Wildin (theatre maker and director) you will use devising, ensemble and creative access techniques to create performance as part of a broader UK-wide programme led by Jenny Sealey, Artistic Director of Graeae.
This project will take place on the following dates. You must be available for all of the course dates and times listed below to take part:
- Saturday 9 July, 10am– 4.30pm
- Sunday 10 July, 10am–4.30pm
- Saturday 16 July, 10am–4.30pm
- Sunday 17 July, 10am–4.30pm
- Saturday 23 July, 10am–4.30pm
- Sunday 24 July, 10am–4.30pm
In addition to the above dates there will be opportunities to take part in online masterclasses across June with inspiring activists, developed in partnership with Amnesty International.
They are furthering our commitment to diversity and access by concentrating recruitment in three areas that we recognise have been most affected by the events of the last two years: disabled, d/Deaf and neurodivergent young people, young people from the global majority and young people from working-class backgrounds.
This project is free to take part in and access support and travel bursaries are available. If you have any questions concerning your application, the project, or the support available please email youth@nationaltheatre.org.uk.
Deadline
11:59pm on Sunday 29 May 2022.
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