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Annual Report 2018 Charity No ANNUAL REPORT 2018 CHARITY NO. 232488 AUDIENCE: 84,855 TOTAL VISITORS PRODUCTIONS performances of 9 692 in-house productions total visitors at our visitors to 56,740 own venues 28,099 our shows on tour of our visitors performances of 32 29,543 were children 178 visiting productions were free tickets via our schools and Puppets for All scheme 116 nurseries came 2,311 to shows at our were Friday Fives venues 3,246 tickets at £5 performances of 4 of 403 our productions on tour creatives & performers involved in our shows COMMUNITY Little Angel Theatre 68 puppets took part in 175 Little Angel productions Locations in the new puppets were made borough of Islington for this year’s productions where we took our 71 Suitcase show 86 performances Locations in the borough of Islington where we delivered other projects workshops were delivered in schools, to 167 a total of 2,920 children 15,324 over 1,517 hours visitors (27%) to our shows came from Islington ARTIST DEVELOPMENT Earned Core activity Staff 4 Associate artists/companies £0.9M Donated Other Other £0.6M £0.5M £0.3M £0.1M £0.2M £ £ 2 Bursary artists/companies INCOME EXPENDITURE 48% £2.35 4 Trainees Increase in 10 Further artists/companies income over average subsidy were given 30 days’ worth of free 5 years per ticket R&D space WELCOME This year has seen the theatre evolve and – Increasing our online presence by develop once again, with the enormous creating both artistic and educational success of The Singing Mermaid, to an digital content so that our work can Offie win for Zeraffa Giraffa and a Hoop be accessed from the comfort of your award for Best Live Performance & living room, as well as in person. Family Theatre – I am incredibly proud – Working with the DFE, Creative and of the work that the whole team have Cultural Skills and other puppetry delivered and it has been really exciting to organisations to set up the first ever welcome new artists and co-producers to Puppetry Making Apprenticeship. We our family – we look forward to developing aim to secure funding in order to take new partnerships and collaborations in on 4 apprentices from January 2019. the year ahead. – Planning is underway for a major A highlight of the year has been capital project at our main theatre site, welcoming the Trainees – they have made to ensure that the building is fit for a really positive impact to the organisation, purpose, whilst retaining its character as well as ensuring that puppetry making and charm, and preserving this gem of and performance remains as the centre childhood for future generations. of the operation of the organisation. I’m really excited to see how this programme develops, with work underway to grow it into a fully accredited apprentiship. Looking forward, Little Angel Theatre will continue to produce world-class puppetry for family audiences across both its sites. However, 2018/19 will focus Samantha Lane on three growth areas: Artistic Director Little Angel Theatre continues to go of our donors. It is vital that we are able from strength to strength, punching well to continue to prioritise our outreach and above its weight both artistically and access work in amongst the work that goes financially.Under Samantha’s leadership on to our stage, which would not be possible the organisation is thriving: increasing the at all without your incredible generosity. reach of the artistic programme; winning awards and gaining critical acclaim; as well as embedding a successful community programme; and supporting a wide range of emerging artists. Looking to the future with the funding environment increasingly challenging we are incredibly grateful James Bierman Photos: Anton Arkemenkov (top) and Johan Persson (bottom) Chair of the board for the support that we receive from all 3 PRODUCTIONS Little Angel Theatre continues to develop its audiences and to grow the number of shows it produces. In 2017/18 we performed to nearly 85,000 people, a 13% increase since 2013/14. In 2017/18, Little Angel Theatre produced 9 theatre productions (5 new and 4 revivals); 3 of which were co-productions: Zeraffa Girrafa with Omnibus Theatre which won an Offie, Kika’s Birthday with Orange Tree Theatre and Wizard Presents and The Singing Mermaid with Royal and Derngate. We continued to develop our immersive studios strand of work with a revival of Santa’s Little Workshop and a new show Junk, which invited children to take part in a journey through a recycling plant. Since April 2016, we have more than doubled the number of visiting productions from the previous year with 31 companies coming through our doors. The visiting productions from national and international companies have brought a great variety of puppetry to our audiences at Little Angel Theatre and we are proud to have supported these artists with a performance platform in London. SHOWS AUDIENCES FUTURE AMBITIONS Little Angel Theatre will continue to 9 in-house 56,756 at LAT — produce world-class puppetry for productions with 49,277 at Theatre family audiences. We want to reach and 7,463 at 692 Studios out to new audiences by creating performances innovative, accessible and welcoming 28,099 on tour 32 visiting new work. We aim to raise the profile productions with 84,855 IN TOTAL of the art form generally through 178 collaboration with a greater diversity performances 13% INCREASE of writers, performers, designers, SINCE 2013/14 directors and venues. We will continue 4 national and international to tour work, and will be exploring tours with new ways of presenting puppetry to 410 performances our audiences, including a new digital strand, currently in development. LITTLE ANGEL THEATRE REACHED 13% MORE PEOPLE THAN IN 2013/14 4 “Little Angel Theatre is simply magical and I profoundly love it as much as my little daughter. She keeps singing the songs from the performances for weeks – you really DOGS DON’T DO BALLET enchant your audience ZERAFFA GIRAFFA 29 April – 16 July 2017 and create a lasting 22 September – 4 Nov 2017 “a rollicking romp of a show” impression.” “bound to tickle curiosity” Time Out The Stage Based on the book by A Play by Sabrina Mahfouz / Anna Kemp Based on the Book by A Little Angel Theatre revival Dianne Hofmeyr The story of a small dog with A Little Angel & Omnibus a big personality and even Theatre co-production bigger dreams. A young giraffe is sent as a Age group: 2-7 gift from the Pasha of Egypt 11 week run to the King of France, but 117 performances Paris is very far away... Attendance 9085 Age group: 4-10 84 % capacity 6 week run 54 performances Attendance 4004 73 % capacity WOW! SAID THE OWL 3 September – 5 November 2017 “countless magical flourishes” The Guardian Based on the book by Tim Hopgood RED RIDING HOOD A Little Angel Theatre revival Exploring the wonderful GO NOAH GO! AND THE WOLF 12 November – 4 Feb 2018 world of colours with a 3 May – 16 July 2017 “simply brilliant” The Stage curious little owl. “new and charming” Written by John Agard Age group: 2 - 5 Time Out A Little Angel Theatre revival 9 week run Written by Jon Barton Stunning Caribbean 81 performances A Little Angel Theatre revival adaptation of this timeless Attendance 5527 The retelling of Little story, combining puppetry, 72 % capacity Red Riding Hood from the masks and songs. wolf’s point of view. Age group: 5-10 Age group: 7-adult 10 week run 11 week run 92 performances 79 performances Attendance 6217 Attendance 4030 66 % capacity 42.5 % capacity Photos: Ellie KurtzzPhotos: Ellie 5 “We all really enjoyed “I took my 3 year old the show. The puppets, granddaughter songs and actors to her first puppet were great. It was so performance, she was nice to be in a relaxed really enchanted” performance.” SANTA’S LITTLE WORKSHOP 1 – 24 December 2017 “festive puppeteers” Time Out Designed and Directed by Slavka Jovanovic A Little Angel Theatre revival. Putting the audience to work in amongst the elves at JUNK Santa’s Little Workshop. 18 March – 29 April 2018 Age group: 3–9 “endearing show” Everything 4 week run Theatre 61 performances A Little Angel Theatre Attendance 2659 new production. 87 % capacity An immersive show that brings your milk bottles, SLEEPYHEAD newspapers and egg boxes 17 November – to life, sharing stories through 4 February 2018 the hidden everyday magic “engagingly surreal puppet we can easily overlook. romp” Time Out Age group: 7-12 Written, directed & designed 7 week run by Michael Fowkes 19 performances A Little Angel Theatre Attendance 577 new production 49 % capacity Baby doesn’t want to go to THE SINGING MERMAID bed, and Dad’s tricks aren’t 9 February – 22 April 2018 working. The magic wand “lovely piece of theatre” comes out and baby goes on Time Out an adventure with a rabbit, Written by Julia Donaldson until the fun and games & Illustrated by Lydia Monks become a little bit too fun… A Little Angel Theatre Age group 2- 5 and Royal & Derngate, “Exceptional! A hidden 11 week run Northampton new gem of cultural delights 104 performances co-production. in our metropolis. Go! Attendance 7373 The tale of a singing Take the kids, laugh 76 % capacity mermaid who longs to and have fun.” escape the circus. Age group: 3-8 10 week run 81 performances Attendance 7331 6 97% capacity PRODUCTIONS ON TOUR WOW! SAID THE OWL UK transfer: 4 December 2017 – 2 January 2018 Age group: 2–5 4 week tour Newcastle 53 performances Attendance 4271 ME… UK tour: 16 September – RED RIDING HOOD AND 30 December 2017 THE WOLF The world is a very big place, UK tour: 6 December 2017 especially for a tiny penguin – 15 April 2018 who is just finding her feet.
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