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Date: Thu 13 Apr
Time: 6.30pm - 8.30pm
Location: Online (Zoom)
Developing Your Creative Practice (DYCP) is a grant from Arts Council England that supports individuals who are cultural and creative practitioners and want to take time to focus on their creative development. The next DYCP application deadline is 27 April, so this will be really useful for anyone looking to submit an application!
Independent Producer and Fundraiser Daisy Hale will lead you through the process of submitting an application with tips and advice as well as answering any questions you may have. They'll cover the basics of what DYCP is, what you can and can't apply for as well as example structures and answers. There'll also be time for a Q&A at the end.
Who is this workshop for?
Open to all freelancers.
This workshop is open to Freelance Royalty members only. Click here to find out more about our Freelance Royalty membership and sign up now.
The deadline for sign-ups has now passed.
How do we select who gets a place?
Our workshops are intended for specific disciplines and experience-levels. To ensure that everyone attending gets the most of the workshop, all entrants that meet the intended requirements are entered into a lottery and randomly selected.
Daisy Hale (they/them) is an award-winning independent producer of exciting performance artists and Creative Director of The Hale. Daisy’s work is not bound by form and takes place in theatres, cabaret, clubs, digital, and large-scale events and focuses on using fun and populism that often has a grassroots activism strand to have wider conversations about socio-political topics. Outside of The Hale’s work, Daisy is co-director of Pecs Drag Kings, produces My Uncle is Not Pablo Escobar and Willy Hudson ltd.
They advocate for producer development and creating alternative models of working, leadership and project creation. In 2020, they co-created The Producer Report, investigating the working conditions of producers now.
Daisy regularly facilitates workshops & sessions on producing, leadership & inclusions for organizations including Clore, Soho Theatre, Yard Theatre, Stage One, NYT and Bradford Producing Hub. Daisy is an access consultant and disability equality trainer for arts organizations. They also work as an access support worker & fundraiser. They are a trustee of ArtsAdmin and Clore Leadership.
Previously, Daisy was Associate Producer for Theatre Royal Stratford East and Assistant Producer for the Borough of Enfield’s Theatres. They have been part of the Old Vic 12 (2018/19) and did Clore Emerging Leaders in 2020.
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