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UNTOLD STORIES: FANDOM

Working with men’s crees and community groups across East Durham towns and villages since 2022, The Six Twenty Theatre company have co-created a project celebrating their hobbies, interests and fandoms - bowling, music collecting, building Meccano, pigeon fancying, beekeeping, and wrestling are big passions authentically retold.

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UNTOLD STORIES: FROM THE CAMPFIRE TO THE HEARTH

Centred around the concept of gathering around a campfire with food to share stories, artists from the The Auxiliary drew out untold stories from East Durham residents (co-creators) through gathering, listening, walking, music, drawing, making ceramics and open & safe space building.

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UNTOLD STORIES: SAPPHO: CREATING OUR QUEER LANDMARKS

Artists Bex Harvey and Sarah Li worked with the young people from the Youth Hub at Dawdon Youth and Community Centre (DYCC), exploring the archives from Durham University. They discovered that Durham Castle has a bust of Sappho, influencing conversations and many questions, perhaps the most thought-provoking being, “Are there any queer landmarks in Durham?”

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OWTSIDE — MICRO GALLERY

OWTSIDE is No More Nowt’s public micro gallery installed outside on the side of Community House in Peterlee, right in the middle of a residential neighbourhood, with a rolling programme throughout 2024.

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UNTOLD STORIES: ON AND OFF

Listen now: Me Lost Me (Jayne Dent), performance co-commission recording of collaged voice and electronics exploring the disorientating cycles of shift work in mining.

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UNTOLD STORIES: FIELD OF HOPE

A pioneering arts project, lead by The Barn at Easington and artists Sharon Bailey and Nicola Balfour, designed to develop approaches to provide holistic, creative and therapeutic support to birth mothers and their children who have been severed by addiction.

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