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The Creative Producers Get-Together

  • Exeter Phoenix - The Secret Garden Gandy Street Exeter, England, EX4 3LS United Kingdom (map)

Join us for a free Creative Producers social and panel discussion in the Secret Garden at Exeter Phoenix.

Led by Spork! Poetry Producer Chris White, and Poet in the City, this is a chance to catch up and network in an informal setting with other local Producers, and to hear about some of the opportunities and activities happening in Exeter.

Open to everyone, whether you’re a Producer yourself, or interested in Creative Producing and a career in Arts and Culture.

The panel will feature Phoenix Programmer Katy Danbury, freelance Producer Naomi Turner, and City of Literature's own Liv Hooper.

This event is following on directly from Producing workshop, led by Naomi Turner and Quirk Theatre; ideal for any emerging or aspiring freelance producers, those who wish to set up their own theatre company, as well as artists who want to understand what it takes to self-produce their own work. The workshop is £20/£15.

The get-together event is FREE, but please RSVP Chris to confirm attendance by emailing chris@poetinthecity.co.uk

Cost: Free / £20 / £15


Accessibility Statement: The Exeter Phoenix is fully wheelchair accessible. This event will take place on the ground floor in the Secret Garden space. There will be some refreshments provided, including alcoholic drinks and soft drinks. For any other access related enquiries, please contact Chris:  chris@poetinthecity.co.uk

ACCESS TO THE BUILDING

There is a steep slope from the street leading to the main entrance and a flight of stairs up to the front door. More level access is possible by approaching from Exeter Central Library on Castle street. Step-free access to the building is available via a ramped entrance on the side of the building.

The side entrance is equipped with automatic doors.

All ground floor spaces are fully accessible with a mix of level flooring and gentle ramps. Spaces on the first floor are accessible via lift or the main staircases with level floor access throughout. Unfortunately, the second floor is not accessible via lift. Access from the first floor is via one flight of stairs.

Seating at events in The Workshop & Studio 1 changes depending on the event; if you have any specific requirements we will do our best to accommodate them and advise getting in contact before you attend.

If you are a wheelchair user we have removable seats or appropriate spaces available in all event spaces to accommodate this.

PARKING

There is one accessible parking space for Blue Badge Holders. To reserve this for your visit, please call the box office team on 01392 667080 who will provide you with a parking permit upon arrival.

TOILETS

Level access to accessible toilets is available on all floors. The accessible toilet next to Studio 74 does not require a radar key. A radar key is required for the accessible toilet on the ground floor next to the Workshop and the first floor accessible toilet; the key is available from the box office.

There are gender neutral toilets available in Studio 74 and on the first floor.

GUIDE DOGS

Guide / Hearing / Assistance Dogs are welcome. If you wish to take your dog into the event, please let us know when booking so that we can arrange an adjacent seat.

COMPANIONS

Patrons with disabilities may also bring a companion free of charge to all events.

SENSORY NOTES

The cafe bar plays low level recorded music during the day, with moderately bright lighting. During the evening in the cafe bar the music is louder and the lighting is lower. The cafe bar can become busy at various times which makes it louder.

The building can be busy with multiple events happening at the same time, if during your visit you feel you need a quieter space please ask and we will try to accommodate this wherever possible.

VENUE VISUAL STORY

Exeter Phoenix are currently in the process of updating their visual story to more accurately reflect the building.

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