CORRINNE CURTISProducer, Actor, and Creative Practitioner
I’m a Somerset born-and-bred actor, puppeteer and producer with over a decade of professional industry experience. I create theatre productions which are energetic, imaginative, playful, touching and charming and am currently developing work which integrates access, particularly British Sign Language, into productions from the outset.
As a working class, unpaid carer from an area of low social mobility, I have a real interest in breaking down barriers to accessing arts and culture and changing ideas of who theatre can be for.
In 2021 I was awarded an Arts Council England “Developing Your Creative Practice” grant to develop as a Producer, with mentoring and project-shadowing from Wassail Theatre Company and Jake Orr, former Producer at Nottingham Playhouse.
You can find out more about my work as a performer here: https://www.spotlight.com/profile/4775-7868-1861.
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- Burnham-on-sea/Highbridge
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Place Matters Report Sees Most LEPs In England Prioritising Creative Industries
A report commissioned by industry members of the Creative Industries Council (CIC) from Tom Fleming Creative Consultancy has analysed how local authorities and Local Enterprise Partnerships (LEPs) in England treat supporting the creative industries as a priority. To boost the growth of place-based creative industries which impact on the local and national economy as well
June 29, 2022 -
New funding to help spur more global success for UK’s independent film, TV and video games
The Government is confirming its UK Global Screen Fund will be extended for three years with additional funding of £21 million, which will support the industry to continue growing the economy and providing high wage, high skilled jobs for people in the UK. This follows a successful £7 million trial, which supported more than 65
June 22, 2022 -
Creative Places – Supporting Your Local Creative Economy
As the UK faces the challenges of the 21st century, creativity has a role to play in shaping our response to climate change, globalisation and technological innovation – and in enabling the economy and society to ‘bounce forwards’ from the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. This document is designed to help councils understand the creative
June 22, 2022
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