We are pleased to confirm that we are planning an exciting festival for next year, and that it will go ahead in one form or another from 25 May – 6 June.
Freelancers have been hit particularly hard by Covid and Imaginate’s support is a
An update on new dates for PUSH+
Creative Europe, who understood the need for some things to be in person, we now have
Anna Broomfield (Schools & Communities Project Coordinator) reflects on our recent panel “Queer Work for Young Audiencesâ€� at the Edinburgh International Children’s Festival, and why this work is so important to us.Â
was also included at Family Encounters; and Drew Taylor-Wilson and Afton Moran have
Anna Broomfield (Schools & Communities Project Coordinator) reflects on our recent panel “Queer Work for Young Audiencesâ€� at the Edinburgh International Children’s Festival, and why this work is so important to us.Â
was also included at Family Encounters; and Drew Taylor-Wilson and Afton Moran have
Emily Nicholl reflects on a year of Jerwood Fellowship looking at performances for children with additional support needs, and her thinking around our relationships to landscape. Part 1 of 2.
download this blog as a pdf: on white background on black background I sit as I have
Read more about News: Buff & Sheen ready for public performances around Edinburgh
This opportunity is for families with children who have been shielding and/or who
Are you aware of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) and its development in Scotland? Is it something you consider when making performances for young audiences or working with children and young people? Join us for an informal and gentle pre–Ideas Exchange event to talk about these questions. As part of our on-going development, we are exploring how we take a children&rsq
The conversation is just beginning, and we have started exploring this approach through
A blog by Women Dancing (Lou Brodie and Geraldine Heaney) reflecting on their residency week for Imaginate at The Work Room in September 2019.
weeks before we did a call out to other members of The Work Room inviting people to have
My City – pilot project in partnership with Multi-cultural Family Base and Scottish Storytelling Centre. Vickie Beesley, Yvonne Buskie and Arran Howie will work with a small group of Syrian Refugee families to explore their memories and connections to a city/cities they knew in Syrian and their new city of Edinburgh. This will culminate in an exhibition of work at Scottish Storytelling Centre in July 18.
"The children have really benefited from working with such skilled children’s theatre
Read more about Green Imaginate
We recognise that the people who have contributed the least to climate change are
