A Season of Bangla Drama: Theatre Unconference/TheatreCamp UK

#LoveTheatreDay presents Theatre Unconference/TheatreCamp UK

Come along to this forum for anyone who attends, enjoys, works with or wants to work in theatre. Attendees will have an opportunity to pitch ideas of what to talk about. It’s a chance to discuss ideas in a nurturing environment which encourages dialogue. Or you might just want to listen.

People share their ideas for a session and four or five are chosen. Those not speaking can choose which talk they’d like to attend.

The talks are usually less than an hour. As a speaker, this doesn’t mean you’re forced to talk for an hour though – it only means you get the conversation going with your thoughts/ideas and others join in with theirs.

Not a one-way street but a conversation – a participative day for exploring ideas and challenging norms.

In these challenging times when world-leaders question what the media constitutes as facts, come along for a panel discussion on the increasingly challenging issue of what news is trustworthy? A panel of experienced journalists explore the difficult issue of how to move forward and still be trusted by their readers, viewers and listeners. Are journalists and the media complicit or are the media a target themselves?