Callout for Performances
Viki Browne performs Hyper Fem as part of their IGNiTE residency. Photo @KoLAB Studios
We are looking to programme socially distanced performances at Trinity in 2021 and are looking for 1 Theatre/Dance and 1 family friendly performance to take place in February or March 2021.
These shows would be:
- A Theatre or Dance piece that take into account the diversity of Trinity’s locality
- Created with accessibility in mind for disabled audiences and audiences with English as a second language
- Or all the above and a show for children and families to happen on 14th March as part of a weekend of events to celebrate International Women’s Day
Trinity can provide:
- BSL interpreters to make the show accessible for D/deaf audiences.
- Access to perform the show in any of our spaces
- A Fee of up to £1000 per show (Exclusive of VAT where applicable)
We'd also like to explore the possibility of livestreaming these shows so it would be great to hear from people who are up for live broadcasting and their performance being available on-demand for a period of time.
If you have a performance ready show that fits the bill then please send over an information/tour pack, no longer than 4 A4 pages, that includes:
- Details of the show
- Draft Marketing
- Target audience
- Technical specification (including adaptation for socially distanced audiences)
- Fee details
Please email it to liz@trinitybristol.org.uk with the subject title ‘Programming 2021’ before 11th January 2020.
Programming at Trinity
Programming decisions at Trinity are made by our Programming Forum made up of members of the local community and local artists. If you’re interested in how this works or want to recommend a show that you’ve seen and would love to see at Trinity please drop Liz, our Creative Producer, an email liz@trinitybristol.org.uk
Unfortunately, due to the quick turnaround, we’ll only be able to contact people whose shows we are interested in taking forward but we’ll keep all information/tour packs on file for future programming.
This programme has been supported by funding through the Cultural Recovery Fund – helping Trinity still be #HereforCulture.
