About this website: Theatre Bristol thought it would be a really good idea if we created a regular space where people interested in theatre in Bristol can come together to discuss what they're up to, we can say what we're up to, and we can all discuss what we’re not up to but think we ought to be. This website hosts the notes from all Theatre Bristol's TYTM meetings and enables the conversations started in those meetings to continue online.

TYTM2 - November 2009: On Tuesday 30th November 2009 more than a hundred people came together at Bristol Old Vic to do just that. This website hosts the notes from that meeting and allows the conversations started that day to continue online.

discussions...

• To you to me 2 - general discussion area (with photos)
• Trailers, tickets, reviews, and word of mouth. How can we best use the web to get more people to… 1 comment
• Residence. Who are we. What we do. How you can do it too. 1 comment
• Nightshift. A fledgling space to focus on process of making work in a supportive DIY and non-funded.
• What do you like about Theatre Bristol and what do you want to change?
• How can we/could we share resources and skills between specialist areas e.g. cameras/dancers etc?
• Ways to meet new collaborators and talk about new ideas 6 comments
• I want to set up a producers forum in Bristol. Is anyone interested?
• Who are you? how can a rural venue one hour from Bristol connect with any energy in Bristol?
• Suggestions and reccomendations of theatre venues in Bristol for new performances of new work 2 comments
• Why are there no decent jounalists writing about work in Bristol? - and Bath
• Dancers of Bristol let’s firm up plans for regular dance classes and networking for 2010 3 comments
• Coexist is a building full of spaces for arts and workshops 1 comment
• Looking for collaborators/producer for piece exploring learning disabled performers in the court of
• Broadmead and the City Council should give their empty spaces to artists
• Film Makers who love theatre are there any more out there?
• Is theatre fun or very serious?

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