Virtual Deli Drop In

Need advice on an upcoming Arts Council funding application?

Have an idea for a new project you'd like to get some feedback on?

Our team will be going virtual with Deli Drop-In every Tuesday to offer a safe space to discuss ideas and advice on all things arts-related. So pop the kettle on and hop online for a friendly natter!

Each 30 minutes session is 1-2-1, free and can be booked in advance on Eventbrite. Once you reserve a slot we will email you with a Zoom link to access the session on the day.

Sessions are run by:

Sara Hill- Producer/Programmer (based in Sheffield)

David Ralf- Executive Director (based in London)

Katherine Webb- Company Producer (based in London)

You can find out a bit more about our team and their expertise here.

Virtual Deli Drop-in Dates:

Every throughout July and August.

12:30 pm, 2pm, 3:30pm (30 minute slots)

*Please note that Sheffield-based Producer Sara Hill is leaving Theatre Deli, so her final drop in session will be Tuesday 27th July.*

If you have any questions regarding our Virtual Drop-In sessions please email [email protected]

Book your drop-in session here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/virtual-deli-drop-in-tickets-129739645773

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