Costumed Performers - Stirling Castle - HES/C/4167

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£205,950

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  • Interpretation services

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2 years ago

Description

The contract is for costumed interpretation at Stirling Castle. The costumed interpretation will be delivered using a variety of methods in a flexible approach to respond to visitor needs. Interpretation will be of the courtly suite of buildings (Chapel Royal, Great Hall and Palace), presenting the dramatic and complex story of the Royal Stewart Court and that of life in the castle in the mid sixteenth century. Stirling Castle is a 5-star attraction and welcomed 585,121 visitors in 2019/2020. It is also Historic Environment Scotland’s second most visited site for learning, with an active program of activities and projects which attracted around 20,000 education visits in 2019/2020. Whilst the buildings are undoubtedly attractions, they also have fascinating human stories to tell. The interpretations offer at Stirling provides a variety of visitor experiences appealing to the broadest possible audiences and age-ranges using a variety of methods. It is a layered and integrated visitor offer.

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