Young and Old Alike: a panel and long-table discussion
Booking and details
The event duration is 2.5 hours.
This event is free to attend.
Applications close Wednesday 26 June, 10am.
Come and explore the real-world circumstances behind Connections 2024 plays The Periodicals and Age is Revolting, with our panel and long-table discussion on the ways we care for young people and elders alike, both individually and as a society.
Listen to our expert panellists as they discuss some of the issues facing those in education, youth care and elder care, and the ways activists and policy makers are responding.
Then, join the discussion yourself in our ‘long-table’, where guests are invited to participate in a moderated public forum, sharing their own thoughts and experiences of how we care for our youngest and oldest.
This event is produced by the 2024 Young Producers placements.
More to explore
Connections 2024
The UK’s biggest youth theatre festival – see all ten new plays being performed this year.
Young Producers
Have you ever wondered what a producer does and how they do it? Check out our Young Producers programme.
Contact us
2024 Young Producer placements
Hamish Hutchinson-Poyntz
Posy O’Rourke
Afriya-Jasmine Nylander
Jamie Winstone
You can contact the Young Producers team on youngproducers@nationaltheatre.org.uk.
Photo © Belinda Lawley
National Theatre Young Producers, 2024
Supporters
Young People’s Programmes are supported by Bank of America, The Maurice Hatter Foundation and the Richard Radcliffe Trust. With thanks to the MAP Fund. Creative Careers enabled by TikTok.
The Mohn Westlake Foundation supports nationwide Learning programmes for young people.
Nationwide learning is supported by Buffini Chao Foundation, Clore Duffield Foundation, MFPA Trust Fund for the Training of Disabled Children in the Arts, Behrens Foundation, Marlow Trust. Cleopatra Trust, and The Andor Charitable Trust
Connections is supported by The Mohn Westlake Foundation, Buffini Chao Foundation, The EBM Charitable Trust, Andrew Lloyd Webber Foundation, Katie Bradford Arts Trust, Susan Miller & Byron Grote, Mulberry Trust, Tuixen Foundation, Rigby Foundation, The Peter Cundill Foundation, The Woodward Charitable Trust, The D’Oyly Carte Charitable Trust, and The John Thaw Foundation.
