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CALL OUT – Community Project for Paines Plough’s Roundabout Theatre

Lincoln Performing Arts Centre invite you to join them in making a brand-new theatre performance to be shown in the world-renowned Paines Plough Roundabout Theatre.

Everything We Are will be an original piece of theatre – created over the course of just one month – by a unique ‘pop-up’ theatre company that you can be a part of. How the final piece comes together will be shaped by you and everyone who volunteers to form the company. By taking part in this project, you’ll attend a series of inspiring workshops, designed to get you thinking, creating and performing. The sessions will be led by theatre maker and performer, Rachel Baynton – co-artistic director of the critically acclaimed Proto-type Theater. These workshops will result in a one-off show, to be performed in the Roundabout as part of Lincoln Performing Arts Centre’s Pop-Out Festival 2017.

Read the full Call Out here

You can find out more and get involved by contacting Phoebe at pwall-palmer@lincoln.ac.uk or 01522 837600

  • Published:
    Mon 14th Aug 2017
  • Posted by:
    Holly Cox

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