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Blind Summit Education

Artform: Theatre
Region: London
Local authority: Islington

Contrary to received opinion, puppetry is not a solitary art form. Neither is it inexpensive to perform. Blind Summit invests in opportunities for practitioners to come together to build knowledge and mastery of puppetry, as well as providing the specialist tools to create new settings and productions.

The company, formed in 1997 designers Mark Down and Nick Barnes, approach challenging and contemporary issues in their theatre by reinterpreting the ancient Japanese artform of Bunraku puppetry to engage new audiences, resulting in unique, energetic and captivating art.

Funding awards

2012-2013: £75,000
2013-2014: £76,725
2014-2015: £78,720

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Contact details

Unit 10, Grenville Workshops, 2a
Grenville Road
London
N19 4EH

51.568039, -0.11929

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