An Invitation - The Fleapit Theatre - Perth Art Gallery

Perth Art Gallery’s Youth Collective are reaching out to you regarding a brilliant opportunity to promote your business.

• "Fleapit Theatre is an exhibition led by young people looking to develop their confidence and leadership skills. 
• Across two galleries it will be an immersive experience exploring the history of cinema, celebrity, glitz and glamour through the ages.   
• The Youth Collective needs your support to make it happen, and in return you’ll reach new customers through a range of promotional opportunities. 
• The Wall of Fame: you’ll have your business added to the exhibition’s sponsors' panel. We’re seeking a contribution of £250+ 
• The Bouncing Flea : you’ll have your business added to the exhibition’s sponsors' panel and your support highlighted on social media. This would be a contribution of £500+ 
• The exhibition will run from the 28th June until 21st of October, giving you 4 months of exposure to a projected 15,000+ visitors (i.e. costing 2/4p per visitor).   
• It’s incredible value and you’ll gain the prestige of showing investment in the future lives of local young people. 
• We are looking to have all our sponsors in place by Wednesday 5th of June.   
• We hope to work with you on this brilliant opportunity. Please email back if you're interested or like to learn more. 
• Thanks in advance,   
• The Youth Collective "

 Contact:

• Robin Patel
• Fundraising Officer 
• Culture Perth & Kinross 
• AK Bell Libray 
• 2 - 8 York Place 
• Perth 
• PH2 8EP 
• E: rmpatel@culturepk.org.uk 

About the Youth Collective 

Supported by the Gannochy Trust, the Youth Collective aims to embed the voices and leadership of young people in development of Perth Art Gallery and Perth Museum. By establishing our venues as platforms, our goal is to enable young people to express themselves through creative ways. 

The exhibition 

As a twisted take on the golden-era of cinema, Fleatpit Theatre has been conceptualised by the Youth Collective as a space for exploring contemporary issues around commercialism, celebrity and public identity. It was inspired by artist Rachel Maclean’s Mimi High Street Shop, seen in Perth 2023. 

Themes of identity and nationhood all arise in the work and will hopefully stir debate amongst viewers. The Youth Collective were inspired by Maclean’s work and the legacies of cinema – making their own statements through artworks, audience interaction and museum objects.