Shooting Fish Theatre is thrilled to announce its upcoming production of Cuttlefish at Gainborough Flare Learners, bringing a captivating and immersive theatrical experience to the local community. With an unwavering commitment to artistic excellence, Shooting Fish Theatre aims to engage, entertain, and inspire audiences with its groundbreaking performances.
Cuttlefish is set to debut on 24th May, is a story of the Beckwith brothers have changed a lot since they played together as kids in the garden, who have been brought together and warily readjust to each other’s company following the death of their mother.
“We are incredibly excited to see the hard work of the production company and our Flare Learners for this special theatre performance,” said Richard Thorpe, Operations Manager for Education and Employment at Community Learning in Partnership (CLIP).
The production at Trinity Art Centre in Gainsborough is part of Shooting Fish Theatre’s ongoing mission to make theatre accessible to all. Through its innovative and inclusive approach, Shooting Fish Theatre aims to break down barriers and reach audiences who may not have experienced live theatre before. By doing so, they hope to foster a lifelong appreciation for the arts and nurture the next generation of artists and theatre enthusiasts.
CLIP Flare Learners, have supported the production of Cuttlefish, giving them a unique opportunity to see theatre from behind the scenes, and provide them with skills they will use for life.
Tickets for the show are FREE of charge, but please book your ticket here https://trinityarts.co.uk/whats-on/cuttlefish
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