This event was originally scheduled for 21 Jun 2022 but has been rescheduled due to the rail strikes.
STAMP Connects breaks down barriers between independent artists and the organisations who exist to support them. As in previous years, it will feature panel discussions with a variety of programming, producing and commissioning theatres. At our ‘marketplace’, ticket holders can also meet, chat and build relationships with up to 50 (2021 figure) London-based arts organisations, including the Young Vic, BAC, Pleasance, and VAULT Festival.
STAMP Connects is an opportunity to tell venues and organisations what you think and what you need – and to gain an understanding of how those organisations and venues can support you and your work.
We will be creating Facebook events for the talks which will be available to attendees to watch as livestreams. Click the hyperlinks in the events below to tune in!
Location
Please note this event is taking place at Shoreditch Town Hall, not Camden People's Theatre.
Itinerary
2pm – 2.15pm – Assembly Hall – Welcome and Introduction: Ellie Browning and Kaya (Camden People's Theatre)
2.15pm - 3pm in The Old Servery Room – Programming Insights: Peter Moreton (Artistic Director at Applecart Arts), Marie McCarthy (Artistic Director at Omnibus Theatre), and James Haddrell (Artistic Director at Greenwich Theatre)
2.30pm - 3.15pm in The Mayor’s Parlour Room - Programming Festivals: Amy Clare Tasker (Creative Producer at The Cockpit), Bec Martin (Head of Programming at VAULT Festival), and Cath Mattos (Producer of Wandsworth Arts Fringe festival)
2.30pm – 3.30pm in the Large Committee Room – Freelancing in a Cost-Of-Living Crisis: Beth Watson (founder of Bechdel Theatre)
3.15pm - 4pm in The Medium Committee Room – Studios and Spaces to Make: David Ralf (Executive Director at Theatre Deli), and Daniel Pitt (Creative Director & Chief Executive at the Old Diorama Arts Centre)
3.45pm – 4.45pm in the Large Committee Room – Demystifying ACE DYCP Grants: Beth Sitek (a queer, freelance live arts producer)
4.15pm - 5pm in The Mayor’s Parlour Room - Programming work for children and families: Peter Glanville (Artistic Director of Polka Theatre) and Oliver Hymans (Puppet Maker & Director at Little Angel Theatre)
5pm – 6pm in the Large Committee Room – Demystifying ACE Project Grants: Alistair Wilkinson (Creative Director of WoLab)
5.15pm - 6pm in The Old Servery Room - Programming Insights: Brian Logan (Artistic Director at Camden People's Theatre), Ellie Browning (Head of Cultural Programme at Shoreditch Town Hall), and Valentina Vela (Artist Support Programme Producer at ArtsAdmin)
6pm – 7.30pm – Assembly Hall, Front Room Bar – Drinks reception
Accessibility
This is a Relaxed event and there will be a quiet space at the venue with sofas and water provided. There will be access seating near exits in panel discussion rooms. All panellists will audio describe. Shoreditch Towh Hall's venue specific access information (including venue walk through, wheelchair user info, parking & travel etc.) can be found here: shoreditchtownhall.com/your-visit/access.html
If you are participating and would like to share your access needs with us directly please email them to foh@cptheatre.co.uk.
You will also find an access rider template via this link if you do not currently have one in place.
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