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Getting Through The Cracks

In summer 2020, we at Theatre Alibi were set to host the Symposium ‘School Children As Theatre Audiences’ in partnership with Exeter University and ASSITEJ UK. Our plans had to change and so did yours. As we peered through the cracks amidst this pandemic, we asked ourselves what this meant for organisations producing work for young audiences throughout the UK and internationally.

So, every Thursday over 3 weeks (19th Nov, 26th Nov, 3rd Dec) at 13:00 (GMT)  we held ‘Getting Through The Cracks’ – free, live, and uplifting conversations that offered guidance on the making of work for children in the difficult climate the pandemic has brought with it.

These conversations were held by an unmissable list of panellists; renowned industry professionals to inspire our sector during these unprecedented times.

Watch the recording of each week’s conversation below.

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Click here for interesting and useful bits of information shared by panellists and attendees during the webinars.

Week 1  – Getting Through The Cracks – 19th November 2020

With Nikki Sved (Theatre Alibi), Henrik Köhler (Teatercentrum), Monique Corvers (Het Filiaal theatermakers), and moderated by Erin Walcon (Exeter University, Doorstep Arts, Theatre Alibi).

Week 2 – Getting Through The Cracks – 26th November 2020

With Erica Van De Kerkhof (Artemis), Dr Elaine Faull (Exeter University, Theatre Alibi), Heidi Vaughan (Travelling Light) and moderated by Erin Walcon (Exeter University, Doorstep Arts, Theatre Alibi).

Week 3 – Getting Through The Cracks – 3rd December 2020

With Boomer Stacey (IPAY & PACT), Peter Higgin (Punchdrunk), Pamela Walker (Imaginate), Anna Derricourt (Theatre in Schools Scotland, co-panellist) and moderated by Erin Walcon (Exeter University, Doorstep Arts, Theatre Alibi).

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