JPAM

Theatrical Agent

[JPAM @JoProbitts]

Checked out @theatre503 #Donbas this evening. A disturbing, touching indictment of man's inhumanity to man, beautifully crafted by all involved. A must see. @Niall_Mc_Keever

[JPAM @JoProbitts]

Toi Toi Toi, opening night #EurekaDay @GateTheatreDub @LorenElstein

[JPAM @JoProbitts]

Toi Toi Toi to @LorenElstein and all the cast and crew for #TheLastShip opening in Amsterdam @theatercarre tonight!

[Michael Quinn @Quinnfreelance]

"Something of a coup for @NIOpera… Another vivacious feather in their hat." My review of Follies in the January edition of @operamagazine. To read the rest, subscribe at https://t.co/v3BUJYwMbP.

[JPAM @JoProbitts]

Toi Toi Toi opening night #IlTrittico @HouGrandOpera #MarcusDoshi lighting design.

[Freelancers Make Theatre Work @FreelancersMake]

Working in Europe? The EU’s new Entry/Exit System (EES) begins its roll-out this Sunday 12th October. Be prepared for photo and fingerprint scans, and possible delays, at the border. More details here: https://t.co/paQmeGjXSl

[Arts Council England @ace_national]

Expressions of interest are now open for our Creative Foundations Fund!

This open-access capital fund supports creative and cultural organisations in revitalising, restoring, retrofitting, or renewing cultural assets.

Find out more and apply 👇
https://t.co/T3fRTnrO24

[Freelancers Make Theatre Work @FreelancersMake]

Art isn't a luxury—it’s a powerhouse! Just 0.01% of gov spend via Arts Council generated £1.35B in 2023. The whole sector? £19.1B & 251,500 jobs! Creativity fuels the economy. 💥🎭

https://t.co/y5osx0B0a2

#FreelancersMakeTheatreWork #ArtMatters #CultureDrivesGrowth

[JPAM @JoProbitts]

Toi Toi Toi @NorwichUniArts acting students showcase tonight! The future of theatre is bright!

[JPAM @JoProbitts]

Toi, toi, toi @goteborgsoperan opening #Jolanta

[Freelancers Make Theatre Work @FreelancersMake]

Art isn't a luxury—it’s a powerhouse! Just 0.01% of gov spend via Arts Council generated £1.35B in 2023. The whole sector? £19.1B & 251,500 jobs! Creativity fuels the economy. 💥🎭

https://t.co/y5osx0B0a2

#FreelancersMakeTheatreWork #ArtMatters #CultureDrivesGrowth

[Niall McKeever @Niall_Mc_Keever]

MAKING HISTORY by Brian Friel @EverymanCork

Only 5 performances left!

#hughoneil #irishtheatre #brianfriel #setdesign

[Young Vic @youngvictheatre]

abandon spotify, return to the theatre

[The Everyman @EverymanCork]

That's ★★★★ folks! Thank you to the @irishexaminer for the thoughtful review!

"this is a strikingly ambitious production which rewards the decision to opt for a play of rigour and intent"

https://t.co/BGYFP9eTUF

[Freelancers Make Theatre Work @FreelancersMake]

An increasing number of women are taking up shared artistic director and CEO positions among publicly-funded dance organisations but remain underrepresented in the top roles at the highest-funded organisations.

👉 https://t.co/EAh4NGwi8i

[JPAM @JoProbitts]

Excited for opening night #MakingHistory @EverymanCork @Niall_Mc_Keever

[Freelancers Make Theatre Work @FreelancersMake]

The number of UK subsidised theatre productions is down by nearly a third since 2014 new BBC research finds.

“This will come as no surprise to freelancers…” – @freelancersmake spokesperson Paul Carey Jones urges govt & industry to act.

📖 Read more: https://t.co/OSNwHeroQk

[Freelancers Make Theatre Work @FreelancersMake]

Freelancers & creatives! 🌍
The Theatre Green Book is running FREE intro webinars to help you make more sustainable theatre.

Open to all working in theatre, dance, opera, circus & beyond.
Sign up here 👉 https://t.co/KHS8BEZ2IP

[Freelancers Make Theatre Work @FreelancersMake]

'much of British theatre is functioning on the back of artists & freelancers, their free labour, maxed-out credit cards & payday loans. Immediately, that discounts large numbers of people from making any kind of art.'- Lyn Gardner, theatre critic & associate editor of The Stage⁠

[Niall McKeever @Niall_Mc_Keever]

First look at MAKING HISTORY @EverymanCork Preview #1 tonight!

“The life of Hugh O’Neill can be told in many different ways. And those ways are determined by the needs and demands and the expectations of different people and different eras”