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This project successfully funded on 5th June 2025, you can still support them with a donation.
This project successfully funded on 5th June 2025, you can still support them with a donation.
Help TILT Festival support 4 local circus artists in unique first-time performance projects
Help TILT Festival, Birmingham's very own aerial and physical theatre festival, support 4 local circus artists.
We are raising money to help Ella, Charlotte, Aminata and Amy develop their own performances and express themselves through the aerial arts at this year's TILT - as well as raising money for the festival in general!
The four artists are students at West Midlands Circus Centre and Ella is also our Administrator! They will each develop unique first time performances that tell stories through interaction with projection, poetry and aerial circus! We want to support them with rehearsal space, direction and choreography and developmental support, as well as using TILT25 as a platform for first time performance. But we need your help to raise the funds to give them the support that they need and the performance values of lighting, sound, photo and video that they deserve.
TILT is an annual, 7-day festival comprised of masterclasses taught by teachers all over the world, as well as stunning performances and student showcases.
All classes are accessible and all performances are disability friendly. We're passionate about making this year our most diverse and inclusive TILT yet - and that includes championing unique performances from emerging artists - with your help!
Please consider giving whatever you can, or if you can't, sharing this crowdfunder with friends and family! We appreciate anything and everything you can do to chip in.
To learn more, about TILT, RoguePlay, or WMCC, head to the links below.
TILT 25: https://www.tiltfestival.com
RoguePlay Theatre: https://www.rogueplay.co.uk/
West Midlands Circus Centre: https://www.westmidlandscircuscentre.com/
Funding method
Keep what you raise – this project will receive all pledges made