Producers Panel Discussion & Accessible juggling workshop
12:00 pm
Aug 24
Circus Factory
WALKABOUT SHOW
Join Promenade on Saturday for an exciting day of activities starting with a fun accessible juggling workshop using innovative techniques and our new favorite toy - juggle boards! Come and join Cormac to try juggling like you’ve never seen it before, working together and making patterns!
Followed by a light lunch provided before our Producers Panel Discussion with a special spotlight on the relationship between producers and production managers.
Topics covered will include the role of a production manager, the responsibilities involved and the important relationship that exists between the two.
Panellists are:
Mark Carry - Freelance Production Manager
Ian Brown - Production Manager at The Everyman
Cristina Ciampaglione - Head of Communications at ISACS
Kath Gorman - Creative Director at Promenade
This event is for producers & production managers from any artistic field – whether you’re just starting out or more experienced. An opportunity to connect and meet like-minded peers in a supportive environment.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Promenade
Promenade provides artists and organisations with strategic and creative project support to help reach their goals and aspirations in the field of circus, participatory arts, public arts, spectacle and street arts.
Our ambition is to support artists and organisations working in these creative fields to create work that is unexpected, relevant and contemporary, impacting positively on people’s lives.
We build Irish and International partnerships to create high quality and ambitious arts experiences and work with the next generation of producers and artists, providing training and mentoring to support career development.
Find out more about Promenade: https://www.promenade.ie
CREDITS:
Hosted by Promenade as part of their Producer Network activities and funded by The Arts Council/Creative Production Supports Scheme.
Accessibility:
Circus Factory is wheelchair accessible, with a wooden ramp with steel grips leading up to the venue with a wooden grab rail. The toilets in the building are not wheelchair accessible but an accessible portaloo will be available for the duration of the festival.
Guide dogs are welcome throughout the space.
For all accessibility information see accessibility