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Community Production of Faust published their Delivery Report!11 months ago
Delivered 25 November 2023
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A community production of a new translation of Goethe's Faust, performed in Lancaster city spaces and filmed to be shared widely.
Faust will be an exciting performance in autumn 2023 with a large cast of community actors of all ages. There will be 2 pay-what-you-decide performances - promenade style - using several city centre spaces - and this performance will also be filmed to be shared widely.
What we'll deliver:
Why it's a great idea:
Open to all community actors, this will promote well-being, creativity, community and confidence. Funding will enable the performances to be pay-what-you-decide, so opening up theatre to those who may not be able to afford to pay theatre ticket prices. The film of a new translation of Faust will be of interest to many people, including students and will be a resource to be shared.
Steps to get it done:
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How will the money be spent?Target (inc. fees) £3,332
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Target (inc. fees) £3,332
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VolunteerEmma Rucastle is a Lancaster-based theatre director and creative practitioner. Passionate about inclusive theatre, she has devised and directed a wide variety of professional and community performances in theatres, libraries, churches, parks, streets, squares and castles. She has particular interests in early modern texts, verbatim theatre, audio drama and new writing. Selected directing credits include: Love's Victory (Penshurst Place), Macbeth (Rotherham Shakespeare Festival), A Christmas Carol and Holmes for Christmas (Lancaster Castle), I Have A Speech of Fire (The Rose Company), Right Where We Are (TramShed Inclusive Theatre Company), A Midsummer Night's Dream and A North Lancashire Passion (ELART Productions). www.elartproductions.co.uk @elartpro
Project Owner: Emma Rucastle The Project Owner takes legal responsibility for receiving and spending the funds raised and ensuring the project is delivered.
