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We are excited to announce another week of digital activities to keep you entertained at home, including our regular Rhyme and Shine and Singing for Wellbeing sessions, as well as the next in our informal Zoom conversations with young people for our new online project, Unlocked and Unbolted.
Hello, it’s time for another week of Armchair Reviewers! This week’s production was Girls Like That by Synergy Theatre.
We have another fun-filled programme of digital activities this week, as well as the launch of an exciting new project Unlocked and Unbolted, which asks young people aged 14 - 21 to share their experiences from the past few months.
We're calling out for young people from across the country to take part in this collaborative project supported by funding partners Greenham Trust and the Lily and Marcus Sieff Charitable Trust.
An update from our Director, Katy Griffiths.
Hello, it’s time for another week of Armchair Reviewers! This week’s production was A Midsummer Night’s Dream from the London Theatre Company, performed at The Bridge Theatre and originally streamed as part of the National Theatre Live programme in 2019.
We are excited to share next week's creative online sessions to support our community.
Hello, it’s time for another week of Armchair Reviewers! This week’s production was the 2019 musical revival of The Hired Man, courtesy of the Queen’s Theatre, Hornchurch, Hull Truck Theatre and the Oldham Coliseum Theatre.
We are excited to share next week's creative online sessions to support our community.
Hello, it’s time for another week of Armchair Reviewers! This week’s watch was the 2017 production of Reasons to be Cheerful by Graeae Theatre Company in association with the Belgrade Theatre, Coventry.
We are excited to announce another week of creative online sessions to support our community whilst they can't access our provision.
Hello, it is time for another week of Armchair Reviewers. This week we’re looking at A Monster Calls, directed by Sally Cookson, and based on the novel by Patrick Ness.
