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International Symposium On Theatre Making for Young Audiences
A set of 7 papers from the 2005 International Symposium on Theatre Making for Young Audiences. The symposium discussed the question: 'Does theatre help humanise us, as individuals and as a society? And in a world of electronic media and virtual entertainment, what does the experience of live theatre bring?
Issues discussed on the day included:
·The degree to which practitioners should/could involve or consult young people in the development of a production – how to put the child at the centre of thinking.
·The degree to which performances could enable interaction with young audiences and why.
·The degree to which practitioners work as ‘experts’ and whether or not practitioners feel comfortable in this role.
·The degree to which the work can advance the art form and the artists own practice while keeping young people’s interests at the centre of thinking.
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Overview of the Symposium and introduction to four papers, by Deidre Williams
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Tool Kit For Arts Advocates
A practical step by step guide on how to craft an effective lobby or campaign message and target it to your selected audience to get the desired result. If you have been dissapointed that your past advocacy or lobby efforts have failed to deliver what you wanted, find out how you could take a different approach to achieve your objective. Click link to download the Tool Kit For Arts Advocates
Young People and the Arts Fact Sheets
A set of four sheets containing a selection of facts and figures on the way arts participation provides positive outcomes for children and young people. Click link to download the Young People and the Arts Fact Sheets
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