Black History Month might be over, but following the successes of our production THE MOUNTAINTOP by Katori Hall, which imagined the last night of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, and MY WHITE BEST FRIEND NORTH, we are now recruiting for THE DREAM PROJECT.
This exciting new project led by Cheryl Martin is for older African and African Caribbean Diaspora people from Greater Manchester who want to tell their story.
Beginning with a creative taster session where you can get involved and find out more, interested individuals will be invited to continue meeting next year to create a sharing and/or mini-performance of stories and ideas at the Theatre at the end of April just before England’s Age of Creativity Festival kicks off in May.
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