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People can ‘pay what they feel’ to watch gripping play on domestic abuse.

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Award-winning theatre education company Soundproof Box is inviting guests to ‘pay what they feel’ for a series of forthcoming performances at Yorkshire venues.

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Yorkshire Times

People Can ‘Pay What They Feel’ To Watch Gripping Play On Domestic Abuse.

Theatre education company Soundproof Box is inviting guests to ‘pay what they feel’ for a series of forthcoming performances at Yorkshire venues.

4 days ago

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Yorkshire Evening Post

People can ‘pay what they feel’ to watch gripping play on domestic abuse.

Award-winning theatre education company Soundproof Box is inviting guests to ‘pay what they feel’ for a series of forthcoming performances at Yorkshire venues.

4 days ago·Leeds, United Kingdom

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Creative industry trio launch May8 to encourage men to take action against domestic violence

Three members of Australia’s creative community have joined forces to unveil May8, a new initiative that aims to close the gap between men’s awareness of domestic violence and their willingness to take action. Founded by Paul Chappell (Founder, Brand+Story), Wade Kingsley (Founder, The Ideas B

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