Theatre Club – An Evening with an Immigrant
Event Information
About this event
Fuel Presents
Theatre Club – An Evening with an Immigrant
Hosted by Maddy Costa
Duration: Roughly one hour
Accessibility: English captions available, please get in touch with us at boxoffice@fueltheatre.com if you require BSL interpretation.
On Zoom
You’ve seen the show online, you’re really keen to talk about it, but… where’s the bar? Who can you chat with?
Theatre Club is an open friendly space for audiences to meet post-show and share what they thought. It’s not like a Q&A – no one who made the show will be there – so we can ask each other questions and say what we really felt, whether we were fascinated, bored, annoyed, confused or anything in between.
Hosted by writer Maddy Costa, Theatre Club is open to all and aims to be as accessible as possible: there will be captions by Otter at all conversations, and if you need BSL interpretation to be able to participate please let us know.
Please note: booking a place at Theatre Club does not give you access to the show! You need to book a separate ticket to see An Evening with an Immigrant here, and to be able to join the Theatre Club conversation you should watch any performance from Tuesday 15 to Thursday 17 June.
Organiser Fuel
Organiser of Theatre Club – An Evening with an Immigrant
Fuel leads the field in independent producing in the UK’s live
performance sector. We work with brilliant artists to make fresh
experiences for adventurous people. To date, many of these experiences
have been theatre, whether that’s in an actual theatre, on the streets, in
community settings, or in purpose-built structures. All of the artists Fuel
works with produce shows, performances or experiences which have
clear, direct and playful relationships with their audiences. They appeal
to the emotions and the intellect. Things that make you laugh and cry.
These artists see the world in a different way; they respond to challenges
and difficulties with ingenuity and ideas; they create something
unexpected which articulates something new to audiences. Fuel was
founded in 2004 and is led by Kate McGrath. Fuel is supported by Arts
Council England as a National Portfolio Organisation, Fenton Arts Trust,
the Garrick Trust, the Backstage Trust, the Esmée Fairbairn Foundation,
the Paul Hamlyn Foundation, the Garfield Weston Foundation, and the
Wellcome Trust through Sustaining Excellence.
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