Platform 4: UK (2019 -2022)

A strategic programme designed to support the international promotion and export of UK outdoor artists.

In 2019 – 2022 we continued supporting international promoters to see the work of British artists as part of showcase events and visitor programmes both online and at selected festivals in the UK, as well as encouraging international festivals to present UK artists overseas.

These activities were accompanied by a range of professional events, pitch sessions, panel discussions and networking opportunities to facilitate information exchange between UK and international artists, promoters and sector professionals. We also be explored exchange and residency programmes between UK and international partners, and offered briefings and seminars for artists and producers about touring internationally, and how to address the challenges posed by Brexit.


Showcasing Events  |  International advocacy events  |   Training and development events  |   Brexit-related support 


Showcasing events

2019

2020

2021

2022

 

International advocacy events

2019

2020

2022

  • Sibiu International Theatre Festival research visit – Romania (June 2022)

Training and development events

2019

2020

 

Brexit-related support

2020 

2021

2022

 


The first stage of Platform 4: UK ran between 2015-2018, and supported 100+ UK artists and companies, led to 360+ bookings in 31 countries and generated over £961,000 in income for artists. Find out what we did here. 

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Contact

To find out more about Platform 4: UK please contact: Irene Segura at info@xtrax.org.uk

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Find out more about our work showcasing the UK outdoor arts sector to the world and helping artists build important relationships with festival programmers at home and overseas.
There is definitely a need for networking opportunities. They provide an opportunity for professionals in the sector to come together, to have conversations, to think about how the sector can develop, and encourage other people to come into the sector, as well as for us to really share our excitement about the work we do and share practices.
Tracey Sage - Associate, Independent Cultural Consultant