16-30?
Get a FREE Barclays Dance Pass and unlock £10 tickets to spectacular entertainment across all Sadler’s Wells venues. The catch? There’s no catch – you just need to be between the ages of 16 and 30!
With your Barclays Dance Pass, you can book up to 2 tickets per production for just £10 each! Bring a friend and get ready for a fabulous night out at Sadler’s Wells Theatre and Lilian Baylis Studio in Angel, Peacock Theatre in the West End, or our brand-new Sadler’s Wells East in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in Stratford.
Sadler’s Wells is known as THE place for dance. We have something for everyone to enjoy – from ballet, contemporary, flamenco, and musical theatre to alternative circus, hip hop, tango, and everything in between. With some of the world’s best performances taking place on our stages, you can be sure of a dazzling five-star experience without breaking the bank.
Sign up now and start your Barclays Dance Pass adventure today!
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Recently started your own business in the creative industries?
From hosting events to running a music label, a production company or something else entirely – the foundations of your business remain the same. Our masterclass series is designed to give you all the essential knowledge and practical skills you need to launch and grow your business.
You’ll learn directly from established industry leaders to master business planning, values-led marketing, finance management, and confident pitching.
This programme is entirely flexible depending on your needs – you can choose to attend one online session, or join all six – for just £5 per masterclass.
ABOUT THE SESSIONS:
This series is perfect for aspiring creative entrepreneurs who are just starting out. If you are between the ages of 18-30 and have an idea for a creative business but need guidance on how to get started, these masterclasses are for you.
Already got the foundations for your business and looking to scale it? We also run an intensive programme once a year – Roundhouse Creative Business Accelerator.
Business Planning with Isabel Sachs (Founder, I LIKE NETWORKING): Wednesday 23 September at 2pm
Get clarity on your vision and turn it into a realistic, achievable plan. Learn how to set goals, test your idea, budget, and build your support network. Drawing on two decades of experience leading projects for Converse, Red Bull and Lollapalooza, Isabel shows you how to turn big creative ambition into practical business plans that work.
Business Models with Isabel Sachs (Founder, I LIKE NETWORKING): Wednesday 30 September at 2pm
Explore different business models and income streams — and learn how to choose the one that fits your idea. Isabel shares lessons from founding the award-winning I LIKE NETWORKING – a platform that transformed from a lockdown project into an international brand – to help you build a structure that’s sustainable and scalable.
Marketing with Daisy Morris (Founder, The Selfhood): Wednesday 7 October at 2pm
Define what your brand stands for and how to talk about it. Learn how to position yourself in a crowded market and build a practical marketing strategy using the right platforms for your business. Having built a loyal audience and client base for The Selfhood using authentic, values-led marketing, Daisy helps you cut through the noise and market your work in a way that feels true to you.
Sales with Daisy Morris (Founder, The Selfhood): Wednesday 14 October at 2pm
Get to grips with the sales funnel and learn how to build relationships that convert into paying clients. Daisy will walk you through how she’s helped creative businesses and founders turn community into customers, showing you how to sell without selling out
Money with Coco Financial: Wednesday 21 October at 2pm
Set yourself up for financial success with this two-part session. Learn how to manage business finances, master budgeting, understand tax basics, and build financial resilience in uncertain times. Coco brings their experience supporting hundreds of UK creatives to help you avoid common money mistakes and build a business that supports both your art and your life.
Pitching with Tope Chiedozie (aka Icie, Founder of The Sitdown UK): Wednesday 28 October at 2pm
Learn how to craft and deliver a confident, compelling pitch. Get to grips with the structure, story and delivery — whether you’re speaking to funders, clients or collaborators. Tope draws from years of experience hosting live Q&As with icons like JME and Mo Gilligan, helping you refine your message and pitch with confidence, clarity and charisma.
ESSENTIAL INFO:
For more information and to sign up, click the Opportunity Info link below!
Stuck trying to complete your tax return? Is the Self Assessment tax deadline making you lose sleep? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered.
In our Self Made Online series of bitesize how to’s, we’ll cover everything you need to know about your tax return so you can check it off your to do list.
WHAT YOU'LL GAIN:
ESSENTIAL INFO:
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Our teacher professional development workshop is designed to empower you to explore immersive theatre with your students.
Are your students begging you to do an immersive show for your next school production? Been to see amazing immersive performances but not sure where to start with teaching this style in your classroom? Have your A Level candidates cselected a immersive, site-specific or promenade theatre maker for their chosen practitioner? Looking for a new and exciting style to teach in your KS3 lessons?
This CPD is for you! Join us for a day exploring immersive theatre in your school environment.
Whether you’re creating a scheme of work centered around immersive theatre skills or you’re looking to create an immersive show for your co curricular drama program, this workshop will equip you with exercises, terminology and ideas that you can use in your classroom the very next day.
This workshop will:
Essential information:
Book into the other workshops in our Skill Builder Series, which explore the core principles of Puppetry & Devising with award-winning theatre company Les Enfants Terribles, and save 20% (£240 for all 3 workshops).
Bursary places are available.
For more information and to book, click the Opportunity Info link below!
Our teacher professional development workshop is designed to equip you with fun and adventurous new ways into the devising process and tools to use with your students to challenge and excite them throughout their devising projects at all key stages.
Are you teaching devising across key stages and looking for ways to prevent seeing the same things over and over again, or looking for ways to encourage your students to take risks? Look no further....
This workshop will:
Essential information:
Book into the other workshops in our Skill Builder Series, which explore the core principles of Puppetry & Immersive Theatre with award-winning theatre company Les Enfants Terribles, and save 20% (£240 for all 3 workshops).
Bursary places are available.
For more information and to sign up, click the Opportunity Info link below!
Explore the core principles of puppetry with Les Enfants Terribles' creative team in this CPD specifically created for teachers who want to build their puppetry skills.
Thinking of incorporating a puppet into your school production this year and needs some tips on where to start? Considering implementing a puppetry design unit into your KS3 curriculum? Want to encourage your students to incorporate puppets into their devised pieces?
This CPD will equip you with the practical skills and theoretical knowledge you need to confidently bring puppets into your drama classroom or school production.
This workshop will:
Essential information:
Book into the other workshops in our Skill Builder Series, which explore the core principles of Devising & Immersive Theatre with award-winning theatre company Les Enfants Terribles, and save 20% (£240 for all 3 workshops).
Bursary places are available.
For more information and to sign up, click the Opportunity Info link below!
Join the Framework Theatre team for this free Zoom workshop to learn how to write an effective application and creative CV.
So much of what we do as emerging artists is apply for opportunities. But with so many incredible artists and not enough opportunities to go around, it can sometimes feel tricky to stand out. This workshop will go through the basics of formatting a Creative CV and writing a cover letter, all to help ensure that each application you write is effectively selling you, your practice, and your experience as a theatre-maker.
This workshop will be led by Framework's Chief Executive and co-founder, Emma Fleming-Ruse, and Assistant Producer, Morna Ross.
Throughout the two hours we will cover:
Essential information:
If you have any questions or access requirements for attending, please email hello@frameworktheatre.com.
For more information and to sign up, click the Opportunity Info link below!
Join our ticket scheme for audience members aged 30 and under
If you're aged 30 or under, you can access £20 tickets for some of our amazing events. Simply sign up to the mailing list to register your interest and we'll be in touch with a monthly newsletter.
We've previously included events like Cirque du Soleil, Anna Lapwood, David Attenborough's 100 Years on Planet Earth, Spider-Man: No Way Home in Concert, Trisha Paytas, Kojey Radical, Barbie: The Movie in Concert, Video Games in Concert, BBC Proms: The Traitors, and The Nutcracker.
The offer will apply to a limited number of tickets on select shows right across our programme – sign up and get ready to snap up your £20 tickets.
For more information and to sign up, click the Opportunity Info link below!
This new six-week online evening course is for anyone working in the arts that would like support with building and sustaining professional relationships.
ABOUT BUILDING YOUR NETWORK IN THE ARTS:
This new six-week online evening course is for anyone working in the arts that would like support with building and sustaining professional relationships.
You can expect to leave with a networking toolkit, which will include practical tips for finding and making connections and developing and upholding relationships, with both integrity and personality.
Whether you’re seeking fresh work opportunities, need help with selling yourself or are simply looking for your tribe, this course will fuel your journey of connection.
WHO IS THE COURSE FOR?
Anyone aged 18 and over working in the arts, both management and performers, who would like support with building professional relationships.
WHAT CAN I EXPECT?
On this course you will:
See how to turn a flourishing network into real career opportunities
KEY INFORMATION:
For more information and to sign up, click the Opportunity Info link below!
The upskilling workshops are part of our brand-new Artist Development Programme, designed to support emerging disabled artists in developing their professional artistic career and practice. Led by leading disability arts organisations, you will have the opportunity to develop skills to grow your artistic practice.
What can I expect from an upskilling workshop?
When and where are the workshops?
Programme:
Monday 7th September 2026, 3-5pm - ‘Creative Leadership: Making Space to Lead’ with Corali
Dancers from Corali will talk about how to enable learning disabled performers take a lead role in creative processes. By exploring Corali’s own methods of making original dance works, they will showcase how learning disabled creatives can grow in confidence and develop as leaders.
Monday 14th September 2026, 3-5pm - Top Tips for Self-Producing with Alison King (Chief Executive, Turtle Key Arts)
Want to understand what a producer does? Learn about the logistics behind setting up your project, budget tips, funding, how to work with a team and a producer, as well as tips on how to self produce at the beginning of your career journey.
Monday 21st September 2026, 3-5pm - ‘Pathways to Developing Disabled Leadership in the Arts’ with Extant
Artistic Director, Dr. Maria Oshodi of Extant, the UK’s longest performing arts company of visually impaired artists, will lead a session on pathways to developing disabled leadership in the arts. Referencing the different methods which Extant has established over the last 30 years, this session will explore the challenges and successes of practical and tested ideas, such as peer academy theatre training, in-house Artistic Director training and organisational dramaturgy; all through an interactive and lively approach.
Monday 28th September 2026, 3-5pm - TBC
Monday 5th October 2026, 3-5pm - 'Presenting Me' with Access All Areas
Access All Areas’ Artistic Director, Nick Llewellyn, and Associate Director, Emma Selwyn, discuss the ideas behind some of Access All Areas’ shows. They explore autobiographical performance-making through videos and practical demonstrations. Workshop participants will reflect on how they can draw on their own experiences, and use these experiences to think through how to develop potential new contemporary shows.
For more information and to sign up, click the Opportunity Info link below!
