Scratch That
Tuesday 28 October, 2025, 7.p.m.
Scratch That! is an excellent opportunity to see exciting and diverse early-stage dance and theatre pieces made for children and young people and provide constructive feedback to the artists on their performance ideas. There will be time for networking afterwards.
Please note the event is aimed at artists, freelancers and industry peers and not intended for children and the general public. If you interested in bringing a child please email Fiona
The programme will include a sharing by Imaginate’s Launchpad artist Andrea Cabrera Luna alongside a programme of four other short performances selected through an open call.
This event will be BSL interpreted by Karen Bryce and Catherine King.
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