Library Talks

There’s a lot to talk about and make sense of in the world right now and Middle Child are here to provide a space in which to do so.

On the first Friday of every month our Theatre Library will bring people together to tackle a hot topic from world news, the theatre industry or our home city.

These monthly chats have covered everything from deep and meaningful conversations about art and climate change or the crisis of new writing, to more practical sessions on niche issues facing theatre makers, such as self-producing or starting an actors’ co-operative.

Each Library Talk is free to attend and also includes free food.

Upcoming dates:
  • Friday 7 February: Embedding Communities into Your Practice, with Josie Lena Davies
  • Friday 4 March: How to Use Production Documents, with Danielle Harris
  • Friday 4 April: Freelancer Wellbeing – Planning for the Next Financial Year, with Josie Lena Davies

Embedding Communities into Your Practice

Friday 7 February, 12.30-2.00pm

Engagement is an increasingly important part of making art, whether you’re seeking funding or improving your reach and impact. This session will explore key principles and offer some practical considerations for potential projects. 

This library talk is free to attend, we just ask that you RSVP so we know how many people to expect.

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Dates

Library Talks usually take place on the first Friday of each month, alongside our monthly Book Club discussions.

Who can take part

Anybody living and working Hull and the East Riding at the time of the event.

Address

Bond 31, 42-43 High Street, Hull, HU1 1PS