WITH THE Rugby League World Cup fast approaching, details of its Cultural Festival has been...
Funded by Arts Council England, The Rugby League World Cup Cultural Festival will bring together audiences of sport and art to showcase the history and atmosphere of the highly anticipated tournament
Taking place in four of the tournament host cities – Newcastle, Hull, Leeds and Manchester – the festival will amplify the strapline ofThe festival will be delivered via three different strands – The Power of Connecting, The Power of Poetry, and The Power of Performance: This Is Us. Also capturing the atmosphere and energy of the sport and bringing it to the city streets, the Power of Performance will tell three distinct stories about rugby league – its origins as a working-class game, how the game became more inclusive through pioneering players, and the special connections between players and the fans. Each of these zones will have its own narrative, showcased via dance, aerial performance, special effects, music and staging.
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