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Workshop
Making a Show: A Week-Long Workshop with Bryony Kimmings
Workshop opportunity. Deadline: 2026-09-10
- Type
- Workshop
- Organizer
- Lowry
- Deadline
- 10 September 2026
- Where
- Salford, United Kingdom
- Compensation
- £100 (two fully funded bursary places available)
- Disciplines
- performing arts, writing, theatre, dance, comedy, circus, acting
About this opportunity
This is a week-long workshop with award-winning artist Bryony Kimmings, designed for creators and artists. Participants will learn to write about their own lives and experiences, develop their unique voice, and create a plan for their show. Two fully funded bursary places are available.
Who can apply
- The workshop is open to creators and artists working across different disciplines, including circus performers, dancers, comedians, theatre-makers, writers and actors.
- You do not need to have an existing show or idea to apply.