Is it really a tragedy if a member of the public encounters a Greek myth being performed on the street?
Work doesn’t have to be simple to be accessible. Your ideas, your passion, and your craft can combine to make incredible experiences for your audience. Work can contain stories, themes, and messages, without losing the crowd.
In this session, Kim McCafferty (of Cavan Arts Festival and Fanzini Productions) will talk about trusting your audience and why you should do it. How to do it, what to watch out for, and what not to do.
This Zoom session will run on December 9th, from 11 am to 12 pm. The training is free and is exclusively for ISACS members.
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About the facilitator
Kim Mc Cafferty is an Artist & Founder of Cavan Arts Festival (2018-present), & works as creative producer for The National Circus Festival of Ireland.
As an artist, she creates & performs in street arts & site responsive physical theatre, work merging dance, theatre, circus & film. She has co-created 3 critically acclaimed works of street arts with Fanzini Productions, touring internationally. As well as collaborating with many of Ireland’s leading street arts companies, Kim has also created a number of her own works for national tours.