 Plymouth Young Promoters
Who we are and what we do... |
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PiP is an independent group of young adults who want to have a say in what performances and events happen in Plymouth |
The group are students, graduates and arts professionals aged 25 and under |
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| Members of PiP: Research exciting performances to bring to Plymouth Gain skills and experience in Arts Management and Promotion from training, shadowing opportunities and hands on experience Actively promote and market live events, helping to bring younger audiences to the venues that we partner |
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Current Work |
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PiP Plymouth Young Promoters are partnered with the Theatre Royal Plymouth on their Young People's Theatre Initiative more |
Afro Bhangra Ceilidh In Partnership with the Barbican Theatre A unique opportunity for 8 musicians and 12 dancers (16– 30 years) to learn new collaboration skills in music composition and dance with international fusion band...more |
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Past work |
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 15th - 21st February 2009 How to Change the World in 7 Days |
 Friday 27th February 2009 Mission Possible by State of Emergency |
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In partnership with Collective Voices and the Barbican Theatre How to Change the World in 7 Days is an exciting young people led event looking at how the arts can create greater intergration, understanding and respect between people of different cultures. more |
In partnership with the Barbican Theatre State of Emergency's acclaimed tour hits the road with zeal once again, presenting a sparkling new show that exposes the male psyche, combining street, hip hop, physical theatre and contemporary dance. more |
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Are You Listening? If you have any experiences in social care then send us an e-mail.
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Edinburgh Visit: 14th August 2007 |
Fuel gig: 25th February 2008 A gig was held in Fuel, North Hill for the Launch night of PiP Plymouth Young Promoters. The gig was headlined by young musicians The Spinlords of Spintania and Rory Gilmore. The event was organised, marketed and fund raised by the members of the PiP team. The gig can be seen on our facebook page and on you tube. |
One Small Step...One Giant Leap July 24th-1st August 2008 One small Step...One Giant Leap was the Barbican Theatre’s summer project. The production was performed at Plymouth’s Royal William Yard. The company was made up of emerging young practitioners, undergraduates, young people and professional artists. PiP role within the production involved guerrilla marketing, where members dressed up in the costumes of the performance and went to schools and through the city centre flyering for the event. This clearly worked as the show soon sold out! |
Stoke Dameral PiP worked with a group of young people and teachers at Stoke Dameral Secondary school. PiP acted as a mentor for the young people by teaching them how to run their own event in a professional way, this includes how to write press releases, helping the young people stage their own marketing stunts and booking venues and for example bands to come and perform at gigs. The group eventually organised their own music event called the ‘Devonport Underground’. |
Red Ladder-Forgotten Things PiP worked in partnership with the Barbican Theatre to bring Red Ladders new production ‘Forgotten Things’. PiP’s role was to help sell the show and also promote a workshop around the issues that are raised in the performance. PiP targeted young people at GCSE & A-level for this particular performance as it was a piece targeted and teenagers in that age range.
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Training Opportunities PiP also offers training/shadowing opportunities in different areas such as Marketing, Press, Technical, Box office andDesign |
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Contact Us email 01752 267 131 PiP on facebook |
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