All in a Fankle: Open Showcase, Creative Practice – Dealing with Failure Workshops Fri 20 November 2015 CCA
University of Glasgow
All in a Fankle: Open Showcase
Fri 20 November 2015
CCA
7pm, Free but ticketed, Theatre
All ages
Book online / 0141 352 4900
There is little in life more human than failure: we fall down, we get up again. Yet, there is very little discussion around how failure works within our creative practice as makers and thinkers. Two days of intensive workshopping – run by Elizabeth Reeder, Rachel McCrum, Ewan Downie and Clare Duffy – on creative failure, include the seeking out of uncomfortable and risky situations in our creative practices and also true catastrophic, unsalvageable instances of collapse, will lead to this performance by writers, artists and performers from a range of disciplines who are now, perhaps, no longer ‘all in a fankle’.
Part of Being Human Festival.
Centre for Contemporary Arts
350 Sauchiehall Street
Glasgow G2 3JD
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