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Would be curious for thoughts here. As arts and nonprofits face new challenges with AI, what happened the last time the world was faced with a change so drastic? Comment below!

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Delve into the magic behind the scenes! In his latest blog, Theatretrain Artistic Director, Kevin Dowsett, shares the enchanting experience of attending the end-of-term sharing at Theatretrain. Despite the disclaimer that it wasn’t a traditional show, the talent and dedication of the young performers shone brightly.⭐👏🎭 To read the full blog, click on the link below or above in the bio! https://buff.ly/4agXPk8

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With the huge interest Godwin's Macbeth has generated. There is scope for other creatives to risk using unconventional venues for their productions. While this is not a new thing, the popularity this show has garnered may bleed into the creative community of Liverpool, resulting in us seeing a lot more of this rough and ready flavour in our industry. what are examples of theatre performed in 'unconventional settings' that you've seen and how was your experience with it? The more we discuss these ideas, the more can be done in ways of making this style of theatre more accessible for the masses! put your opinions in the comments below