New stretch target
The more we raise, the more people we can support. That means more bursaries at our adult & youth acting schools, more free tickets for school groups, more free school workshops and more group trips for families.
To enable those in Reading who struggle with financial hardship, to access our education work and our productions.
by RABBLE Theatre in Reading, England, United Kingdom
The more we raise, the more people we can support. That means more bursaries at our adult & youth acting schools, more free tickets for school groups, more free school workshops and more group trips for families.
We at RABBLE want to make our work accessible to anyone restricted by finances, by creating a hardship fund.
We make award-winning, community-focused professional theatre in unconventional venues, plus a variety of adult & youth acting classes, workshops & masterclasses. We keep prices as low as possible, but we know that finances are holding many talented people back.
Our Hardship Fund will create equality of access.
Reading is wonderfully diverse (46% ethnic ‘minority’) but perhaps it could be a bit more integrated. Community groups tell us that many feel unwelcome in cultural settings; that theatre’s for the white, middle-class, whilst others are stuck in a vicious financial circle.
The RABBLE Hardship Fund will create free opportunities for interaction, skills & friendships at high-calibre productions & classes.
This project offers rewards in return for your donation.