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Billingham International Folklore Festival clinches £30,000 grant to stage new theatre project

One of the North-East’s most celebrated festivals has received a £30,000 grant to create and deliver a brand-new theatrical experience for audiences on Teesside. The Billingham International Folklore ...

31 August 2026

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Billingham International Folklore Festival clinches £30,000 grant to stage new theatre project

One of the North-East’s most celebrated festivals has received a £30,000 grant to create and deliver a brand-new theatrical experience for audiences on Teesside. The Billingham International Folklore ...

Teesside · 31 Aug 2026
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Billingham festival wins £30,000 to create new North East dance-theatre production

Billingham International Folklore Festival has secured £30,000 from Arts Council England for a new production mixing dance, music, storytelling and North East history.

Billingham, Tees Valley · 28 Aug 2026
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