ISAN On the Road: SWANSEA
The Strong and Stable Tour (the coffee strong, the pastries stable)
In association with Articulture and Taliesin’s Dance Days, 17:15-19:00, National Waterfront Museum, Oystermouth Road, Maritime Quarter, Swansea SA1 3RD. Open Space discussion: Dancing in the streets.
Book your free place here: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/2977138
‘On the Road’ is a series of friendly, informal and incredibly useful events; you’ll meet new people, make great connections and have the chance to exchange news and views.
ISAN is excited to be ‘On the Road’ again in 2017; we will be visiting a variety of festivals throughout the season, bringing valuable networking opportunities to Skegness, Swansea, Birmingham, Waterford City, Devizes, Hull, Great Yarmouth & Bournemouth.
Each event is free to attend, and includes a chance to discover more about the host festival and hear news and opportunities (and perhaps a bit of gossip) from ISAN; there’s an ‘Open Space’ style discussion, excellent goody bags and some nice food too. We begin with short introductions, so you can expand your contact list and put a few names to faces and share information, news and ideas with fellow producers, programmers and artists.
In Swansea, the Open Space topic will be about expanding networks. It’s an opportunity to share experiences, discover new opportunities and see how tapping into national and international networks can help expand touring programmes, generate creative ideas and unearth new and interesting work.
Absolutely anyone with an interest in Outdoor Arts is welcome to come along and we welcome festival volunteers, local artists and practitioners and anyone who might benefit from discovering more about the sector.
The timing is designed around the festival programme, so that artists who are performing that day can come along, but we know it can be a busy time, so please feel free to rock up in costume, do your warm up and drop in and out at any point – even if it’s just to say a quick hello and grab a croissant.
ISAN is supported by Arts Council England
