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Helping Live Venues Go Green: Sustainable Practices in the Arts

Join Martin Roberts and BECTU for three dynamic green workshops in the South West region, held at Northcott Theatre (Exeter), Old Vic (Bristol), and Hall for Cornwall (Truro). We’ll address key environmental issues faced by live venues, exploring areas such as auditorium heating and ventilation, effective lighting solutions, and the importance of rubbish separation. Participants will gain insights into raising awareness among staff and performers about sustainable practices. Together, we will share valuable information and celebrate successful green initiatives, proving that every little change can make a big difference.

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Helping Live Venues Go Green: Sustainable Practices in the Arts

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  1. Helping Live Venues go Green Martin Roberts BECTU

  2. 3 Green Workshops in the region • Northcott Theatre, Exeter • Old Vic, Bristol • Hall for Cornwall, Truro

  3. Some of the issues • Heating and ventilation of the auditorium • Houselights, where savings can be made • Dressing room lights • Stage lighting • Regular maintenance , dripping taps • Rubbish separation • Raising staff and performer awareness

  4. Outcomes • Quality information shared • Members on the ground proving they can make a difference • The examples I used proved the benefits of green savings in a penny saving style. • A pat on the back for those successful saving schemes.

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