Business & Corporate Supporters
Could your company be Unfolding Theatre’s next Supporter?
Your support will helping to make people feel happier through their involvement in our theatre productions and creative projects, building powerful connections between people, helping to diversify the stories told on England’s stages and offering creative opportunities to local residents that might not typically have access to arts and theatre.
We’ve created a range of packages that we hope will suit a wide variety of businesses. We’re also happy to work with you on an individual basis to suit your needs if preferred.
Benefits can include:
Business name and logo placement on our website
Mentions on our social media channels
Acknowledgment in our Annual Report
Complimentary tickets
Meet and greets with creative teams and community co-creators
Acknowledgement in press releases.
Check our our Supporter Pack for more information:
To discuss how your company can support Unfolding Theatre in more detail, please contact Michael Barrass, Executive Producer.
Thank you to our current Business Supporters:
“ We are delighted to do something to help Unfolding Theatre flourish as an organisation, inspiring every generation with extraordinary work and flying the flag for the region. We have loved every minute of watching Unfolding Theatre go from strength to strength. Sharing a studio cements an inspiring friendship as much as promote a supporting relationship.”
Contact us
To discuss these opportunities in more detail, please contact:
Michael Barrass
Executive Producer
Tel 0191 580 4901
Email
A Street Like This is a new production from Unfolding Theatre about the unexpected friendships that arise when something unforeseen happens, changing the way people define themselves forever.
Set – and created - in Sunderland, A Street Like This explores what unifies people in a city, where division exists, and what keeps people apart. What change could happen in a city like Sunderland that reminds us we’ve got more in common than divides us?
Alex wearing an apron throws flour in the air, raining down over Luca with her arms open.
Celebrating Age aims to promote a positive image of ageing; challenging outdated negative preconceptions, and actively engage older people in their local communities. Together we answer and explore the question; “what would an age-friendly world look like to you”?
A series of creative summer workshops for deaf children and young people that explore creative writing, acting, lighting and backstage skills.
