DEVELOP: Mr Blackpool – Making The Show
The application deadline for this session has passed.
A chance to develop your understanding of how work is initiated, developed, scaled up and then produced. Practical, active sessions whereby you will have access to original materials used during the process of making Mr Blackpool.
A chance to gain a deeper insight into overcoming barriers, the realities of funding and benefits of finding new collaborators in order to reflect on your practice and open out new processes. Learn from a practical case-study in action.
Mr Blackpool is an end of the pier show at the end of the world from multi-award winning theatre maker Harry Clayton-Wright, commissioned and produced by Marlborough Productions.
https://marlboroughproductions.org.uk/project/mr-blackpool/
There will be 8 places available for this session and participants will be paid £100 for attending.
At a glance
Mr Blackpool is A new show from Harry Clayton-Wright. Commissioned by Marlborough Productions and Attenborough Centre for the Creative Arts, supported using public funding by Arts Council England. Initial research and development supported by Marlborough Productions, Shoreditch Town Hall, Homotopia, Cambridge Junction, The Old Electric and supported using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England.
Performed by Harry Clayton-Wright, Aysh de Belle, Sam de Belle and Blake Rainey.
Created in collaboration with Oliver Gregory, aka Miss Titty Kaka, with Aysh de Belle and Sam de Belle and with contributions from Blake Rainey.
