Theatre

The Take Art Seed Fund

We're pleased to launch a new seed fund for theatre and dance artists and companies. Its purpose is to help the dance and theatre sectors in Somerset to grow.

The fund, although modest, is still an important way in which we want to support and encourage Somerset dance and theatre makers. It has been made possible by Somerset County Council's Creative Industries Fund and the first deadline for applications is Thursday 10 November 2011.

To get more information about the fund and download an application form, please click on one of the links below.

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"Personally I what I got from Made in Somerset 2011 was the inspiration and passion to come back to Somerset to make theatre again one day soon."

Nick White

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When I Say Jump awarded £10,000 by Ideas Tap

16 Feb 2012

Jac Husebo, Artistic Director of theatre company When I Say Jump says "The money's fantastic we really didn't expect to win." They can now take their latest production to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.

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Workshops for Theatre & Dance practitioners

15 Feb 2012

In the early months of 2012, Take Art are running a number of skills development workshops....watch this space for news on these sessions.

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How can live performance flourish? The Notes

27 Oct 2011

On Friday 7 October as part of the Made in Somerset Festival 2011, an Open Space event was held at the Brewhouse Theatre & Arts Centre to discuss how live performance can flourish. Here's what we found out...

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The Arts are Fighting Back in Somerset

12 Oct 2011

Expectations were exceeded, as over 500 people participated in this year’s hugely successful Made in Somerset Festival of Dance and Theatre, that took place in venues big and small across Somerset from 4 to 11 October.

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A CountryBoy Struggles in Somerset

28 Sep 2011

The Made in Somerset 2011 Festival of Dance and Theatre is showcasing four performances of their co-commissioned work CountryBoy’s Struggle, a solo show by the extremely talented hip-hop artist and performance poet Maxwell Golden.

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Hot off the Press: Somerset gets ready to shine

21 Sep 2011

Made in Somerset 2011 will showcase the best of Somerset theatre, dance and spoken word, taking place in venues big and small across Somerset and featuring some of the county’s most exciting home grown talent.

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The Made in Somerset 2011 Programme has arrived!

21 Sep 2011

Your chance to look inside the all new Festival programme online... just make that click.

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Forum Theatre

20 Sep 2011

On Saturday 17 September we partnered with Equity to support a highly enjoyable training session

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Don’t let your graduation slow you down…

06 Sep 2011

Join Take Art and the Tacchi-Morris Arts Centre in a practical theatre workshop designed for graduates eager to explore future theatre opportunities in Somerset.

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Tickets are now on sale for Made in Somerset 2011: Festival of Dance and Theatre

31 Aug 2011

18 performances, one day of professional development and the hottest Open Space discussion of the year. All happening in Somerset from 4-11 October

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Take Art news from Edinburgh Fringe Festival

22 Aug 2011

Three members of staff are catching the latest shows at Edinburgh Fringe Festival Aug 2011

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Save the Date of the Made In Somerset Debate

29 Jun 2011

2pm, Friday 7 October.... Don’t miss the most relevant and original debate on the arts, taking place in the most financially ravished cultural area of the UK.

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