Blackpool Fringe’s first short film project has
gone way beyond anyone’s expectations. All Day Breakfast directed
by Julian Kerridge and produced by Danielle Stickley is a short film
starring actress Michelle Holmes from ‘Rita, Sue and Bob too’ fame... Read
more...
Blackpool Fringe Project is
run by Blackpool
Fringe Group CIC; a community interest
arts organisation committed to building a
network for creative artists and providing opportunities
for the local community through creative projects,
workshops and arts events, in particular a fringe
festival. The aim of the project is to provide
a recognised platform for people to engage in the
arts, in all forms and to help take Blackpool’s
arts scene to another level.
The project is open to anyone with a passion for being creative. Aimed at the
community of Blackpool and surrounding areas, the project seeks talented groups
and individuals of all ages and backgrounds who can make an artistic contribution
to our venture (no matter how big or small) and work on a professional level.
We are looking for actors, dancers, musicians, writers, artists, photographers,
comedians, graphic designers, graffiti artists, singers, DJ’s & MC’s,
just about anyone who has an artistic flair and who enjoys meeting new people
and working as part of a team.
The Fringe Project is open to non-professionals, as well as practising artists
who are keen to offer their expertise and support to our community project.
If you are interested in becoming part of the Fringe Project and would like to
be notified on future assignments, or if you would like to join our mailing list
and find out about future events then please
Messages of Support...
I
really wish the project well. A Northern Fringe
Festival sounds like a brilliant idea. There
is so much talent around. So many young actors,
writers and film makers have the talent but
need fringe venues to support and encourage their
work. All festivals started in a small way. Blackpool
is known for it's fun fairs and sand... why not
it's brilliant arts festival!! Alison Steadman
From
a born and bred Northener I fully support the
Blackpool Fringe Project. Blackpool can only
ever bring a huge smile to your face whatever
your age, with all that it offers Blackpool is
the best place to host an Arts Festival. Good
Luck Blackpool Fringe Project, Love Michelle
Holmes XX
Blackpool
Fringe Project appears to be the answer to any
performers prayer, be it student, or professional,
but I would urge anybody who is interested to take
full advantage of all the workshops and events
available because such a project, and the dedication
of this group of people, has never been offered
before. David Royle
I
really wish the project well. A Northern Fringe
Festival sounds like a brilliant idea. There
is so much talent around. So many young actors,
writers and film makers have the talent but
need fringe venues to support and encourage their
work. All festivals started in a small way. Blackpool
is known for it's fun fairs and sand... why not
it's brilliant arts festival!! Alison Steadman 
From
a born and bred Northener I fully support the
Blackpool Fringe Project. Blackpool can only
ever bring a huge smile to your face whatever
your age, with all that it offers Blackpool is
the best place to host an Arts Festival. Good
Luck Blackpool Fringe Project, Love Michelle
Holmes XX
Blackpool
Fringe Project appears to be the answer to any
performers prayer, be it student, or professional,
but I would urge anybody who is interested to take
full advantage of all the workshops and events
available because such a project, and the dedication
of this group of people, has never been offered
before. David Royle