Walk The Line

Funded on
19 Jan 2023

To explore & highlight real-lived experiences of domestic abuse in our community through discussion-based workshops and live performance All written, directed, delivered and performed by survivors.

£7,948 Raised of £7,934

63 Backers

100%

Costs

Co-ordinator of project/Producer fee £1,000
Director fee £900
Actor Fee £800
BSL interrupter for accessibility £735
Royalty play costs waivered/report writing fee waivered £570
Set (chair/bench/backdrop) £500
Stage Manager £500
Writer/editor of play £480
Facilitator fee £450
Posters/Publicity/Flyers £425
Other + £1,121

Hire of Space to perform play -Fish Quay Hub & Theatre Space x 2 nights £300

Hire of Space for rehearsals for one week - £15 an hour x 20 hours £300

Props/costumes £150

Volunteer support in kind admin 10 hours £150

Programmes £100

Props & Costume £50

Refreshments for workshop participants £50

Workshop materials -Flipchart paper £21
Target: (inc. fees) £7,933

http://www.workietickettheatre.com

Award winning, Workie Ticket Theatre CIC is a North Tyneside- based and female-led organisation; producing work across the North-East which reflects current social issues. Workie Ticket specialise in supporting mental health, delivering workshops, collaborative community theatre and engaging groups from Amble to Sunderland and beyond. We aim to amplify unheard voices and to create safe inclusive spaces that celebrate women's stories. We use drama as a tool to engage socially isolated groups whilst exploring issues that affect their lives such as domestic abuse and sexual violence. Workie Ticket deliver workshops and projects in areas that have high social deprivation to empower participants to tell their stories. Our past projects have included working with female veterans, military partners, women from rural Northumberland and women who have experienced domestic violence. A commitment to creating real positive social impact through theatre is at the very heart of what we do. In July 2022, Workie Ticket won two awards for their Community Archive project -Womxn Up? which explored how the pandemic impacted women from the North East through a podcast and film. We are currently delivering #AllMenCan the next phase of our Womxn Up? project to engage boys and men from our region to discuss violence against women and girls, in a way we can educate, raise awareness and include them in the conversation. Inspired by the White Ribbon campaign, to end male violence against women ‘together’, we will be delivering workshops, creating a survey and finally, a podcast with audio response plays. The aim of the project is not to ‘point fingers’ or accuse ‘all men’ but to create a safe space to prove that #AllMenCan can be part of the debate. This has been funded by Operation Payback.

In November 2022, we celebrate five years of being proper little Workie Tickets (and surviving the pandemic!) To find out more about what we have been up to check out our promo:

Howay the Lasses promo video

Project Owner: Workie Ticket Theatre CiC The Project Owner takes legal responsibility for receiving and spending the funds raised and ensuring the project is delivered.