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Creative Careers

The Art of Programming

Four people on a panel, one talking into the microphone and gesticulating with a screen behind them.

Learn from London's best on how to programme an event that people will queue to see.

This month, Creative Careers is shining a light on the art of programming. How do you put together a programme that cuts through and rises above all the activity in a capital of culture? If the programming isn’t on point the people simply will not come.
 
Come and hear what some of London’s most forward thinking creative thinkers are looking for when they’re putting together their events.
 
Dinner, as ever, is on us.
 

We will be joined by:

Tobi Kyeremateng from Apples and Snakes

Ivan Blackstock from NSF CRXSS PLATFXRM 

Tas Elias from Ace Hotel London & One for the Heads

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Georgia Meyer will no longer be joining the panel for Creative Careers: The Art of Programming.

Panellists

Tobi is a theatre, poetry and festival Producer from South London, invested in creating provocative and significant live performance that explore socio-politics, community engagement and artistic collaboration. She has worked with acclaimed organisations and festivals such as Apples and Snakes, Battersea Arts Centre, Ovalhouse, Roundhouse, Block9 @ Glastonbury, Bestival, Wilderness Festival, Citadel Festival and more. She was a Producer on the Old Vic 12 2016/17 cohort, is currently the Programme Coordinator for Brainchild Festival and is Executive Producer for UP NEXT, based at the Bush Theatre, working towards a 2-month complete takeover in early 2019.

Creative Careers

Creative Careers sessions are workshops and talks designed to unpack the creative industries and give you insight and support as a developing arts professional. These sessions will give you the chance to meet like-minded people and industry leaders who will share their experiences and expertise in their field.

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Remember that to access these sessions you must be a Young Barbican member. Sign up now to get discounted tickets and access programs like Creative Careers.

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Frobisher Room 5

Location
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Address
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