Plymouth Fringe Online - Pay What You Decide
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This year, Plymouth Fringe Festival is going online - and all performances are free to watch!
Throughout August 2020, Plymouth Fringe Festival will be presenting a series of live-streamed performances showcasing some of the far South West’s most exciting theatre-makers, comedians, poets, dancers and live performance artists.
Performances will be free and will be streamed “as live” on YouTube every Monday and Wednesday throughout August, with the performances remaining available for audiences to watch for the rest of the month.
Audiences do not need to pay to watch any performances - but we are asking you to consider making a donation based on what you may typically consider paying to watch work of this nature.
All money raised will be shared directly with artists participating in the festival - by making a donation, you are directly supporting theatre and performance makers in the far South West.
The festival will host 20 performances of varying lengths over nine nights - the full schedule can be found at www.plymouthfringe.com.
Plymouth Fringe Online is curated by Toast, a collaboration between Dan Baker, Matt Hall and Tom Nicholas which aims to develop and celebrate Plymouth’s theatre scene. It is supported by Arts Council England.
Throughout August 2020, Plymouth Fringe Festival will be presenting a series of live-streamed performances showcasing some of the far South West’s most exciting theatre-makers, comedians, poets, dancers and live performance artists.
Performances will be free and will be streamed “as live” on YouTube every Monday and Wednesday throughout August, with the performances remaining available for audiences to watch for the rest of the month.
Audiences do not need to pay to watch any performances - but we are asking you to consider making a donation based on what you may typically consider paying to watch work of this nature.
All money raised will be shared directly with artists participating in the festival - by making a donation, you are directly supporting theatre and performance makers in the far South West.
The festival will host 20 performances of varying lengths over nine nights - the full schedule can be found at www.plymouthfringe.com.
Plymouth Fringe Online is curated by Toast, a collaboration between Dan Baker, Matt Hall and Tom Nicholas which aims to develop and celebrate Plymouth’s theatre scene. It is supported by Arts Council England.
Fundraising team: Plymouth Fringe Online (2)
Plymouth Fringe Festival
Organizer
Matt Hall
Team member
