Cultural and Creative Careers Day

Date: Thu 6 Feb Time: 10am until 3pm
(bring lunch)

Theatre Deli (London)
107, Leadenhall Street, London EC3A 4AF

Audience: Year 10+ Secondary Post 16

Type: On location In-person

Book

Considering a career in the arts but don’t know where to start?

Love theatre but prefer the tech and behind the scenes?

Want to know how you can make a creative business thrive?

Then join us at one of the most exciting Creative Careers events we offer, where you will be able to build a day of workshops to best suit your creative aims and interests.

Workshops will include

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Character development for writing/acting with Lilly Driscoll –

Immersive experiences and the business of theatre with Jury Games –

Getting started in careers backstage with National Youth Theatre –

‘Squiggly Careers’ and making a living in the arts – a panel discussion

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Workshops will be approximately an hour and fifteen minutes long and will happen three times each over the course of the day, allowing students to choose their own path through the sessions.

1 – Book now as places are limited.

2 – You will then be contacted to confirm which sessions you’d like your groups to attend during the day.

About Theatre Deli

Theatre Deli fills empty spaces with art and artists, creativity and community.

Registered charity Theatre Deli has been a driving force within the arts since 2008, taking over empty spaces in city centres including five London boroughs and Sheffield, and creating 15 hubs to date that support emerging artists, companies and communities whose identities, backgrounds, disciplines or work are underrepresented in theatre.

Find out more here: About Us | Theatre Deli

Suitable for…

This session is suitable for Secondary and Post-16 groups. If you are booking for an alternative provision school, please contact the festival team directly before booking a session lcf@cityoflondon.gov.uk

IMPORTANT – Photography Permissions

Please note that recording and photography will be taking place across all events and you must attain the correct permissions for your pupils. Attendance at the festival is acceptance of this requirement. Any individuals who cannot appear in promotional media must be managed by the school as festival staff will not be able to track this.