This workshop will involve watching the Odds On film as a collective followed by a creative workshop led by Dante or Die’s facilitation team which will explore the themes portrayed in the film, using creative exercises and discussion to sensitively encourage awareness of the topic.
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For two weeks only, Dante or Die Theatre Company will transform an empty shop into a captivating film and exhibition space. Take a seat in a submerged betting shop to watch Odds On, an award-winning, solo-player interactive film that plunges you into the world of online gambling.
Free (booking required)
Location: Ground Floor, Waterside Shopping Centre, Lincoln, LN2 1AP
Content warning:
The films presented contain gambling (live play, images, sounds, slot simulation) and discussions around lived experience of gambling which may be very triggering to people with a gambling addiction or who are in recovery.
A full support pack for anyone who may be affected by the issues raised is available here.
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Step into a unique pop-up experience on your local high street. For two weeks only, Dante or Die Theatre Company has transformed an empty shop into a captivating film and exhibition space.
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