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Northern Borders

A partnership between An Grianán Theatre & Accidental funded by Shared Island Civic Society Fund.

Artist’s Residency

A two-week residency offering early-career artists dedicated space, time and resources to develop their craft or creative project. Hosted at Accidental in Belfast and An Grianán Theatre in Letterkenny.

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Technical Placements

An open call-out for technicians to take part in placements and exchanges with the in-house technical teams at Accidental in Belfast and An Grianán Theatre in Letterkenny. Placements are tailored to the individual - from shadowing an experienced team on a live production, to getting hands-on with a specific project, to cross-training in a new skill area.

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Artist’s Residency

In partnership with An Grianán Theatre, funded by Shared Island Civic Society Fund.

A two-week residency offering early-career artists dedicated space, time and resources to develop their craft or creative project. Hosted at Accidental in Belfast and An Grianán Theatre in Letterkenny.

Residency Objectives





The first edition of the Northern Borders Residency, in partnership with Accidental and An Grianán Theatre, and funded by Shared Island Civic Society Fund. It is a two-week residency offering early-career artists dedicated space, time and resources to develop their craft. The residency is open to all art forms, and to all artists based in the northern counties of Ireland - Donegal, Sligo, Monaghan, Louth, Tyrone, Leitrim, Derry, Cavan, Fermanagh, Armagh, Antrim and Down.

The programme's aim is to give artists the prospect and resources to develop a creative project, or simply the time and space away from everyday life to explore their creativity and craft. Prospective artists are encouraged to apply for the venue furthest from where they're based - this enhances the residency experience, allowing for a genuine sharing of experience and a broadening of creative networks. Whether based at Accidental in

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