The aim of the show is to have a night full of short performances of all types (literally anything goes!), providing a space for fantastic performers to share performances that bring them joy, to do something they have never had chance to do before or revisit a favourite while raising loads of cash for Snowdrop! The show is the brainchild of two good friends, Catherine and Lara (who also happens t
o be CEO of Snowdrop!), who met making theatre and are climbing Kilimanjaro (the tallest freestanding mountain in the world) together in September in one of Snowdrop’s biggest fundraisers to date. This show is part of their mission to raise at least £8000 between them! We want to try and give a platform for performers and performances that don't normally have space to show what they can do to an audience, and are keen, if possible, to give space to help support diversity in performance. We are very open to all ideas of what this means for different performers. A host of great performers, plus cake stall, raffle and a bar will make for a great night for audience and performers alike, so join us at Crookes Social Club on 15th July to get in on the fun! Make sure you are following the page for info on how to get involved as a performer, tech crew or to buy your tickets! About The Snowdrop Project
The Snowdrop Project is a Sheffield-based charity that empowers survivors of human trafficking to live lives free from their past. The Snowdrop Project provides holistic, long-term community-based support to survivors in the UK to recover from their past, have hope for their future and reach a place of independence. You can read more about The Snowdrop Project on their website www.snowdropproject.co.uk/, and hear direct from survivors on why Snowdrop’s support was so important for the: www.snowdropproject.co.uk/survivor-stories