Benefits of the course

Clean Break and Geese Theatre present an introduction to the work of two leading organisations in the field of theatre in criminal justice settings.

Participants will gain unique insights into how Clean Break and Geese safely bring theatre workshops to prisons and community settings, and how you can incorporate the companies' learnings into your own practice.

Who is this training for?

This one-day training is for theatre makers who are interested in delivering workshops in prisons and community settings. You could be a facilitator, director, playwright or simply interested in the work of the two theatre companies.

What the course covers

Through a practical learning setting involving drama and theatre exercises, group work and discussion, participants will:

• learn about the companies' different working practices
• understand the principles and theory underpinning their work
• explore best practice in the field of arts in criminal justice settings

Why Clean Break and Geese Theatre?

For decades, Clean Break and Geese Theatre have been using theatre to make lasting impact in the lives of people with experience of the criminal justice system, or who are at risk of entering it.

Anna Herrmann, Artistic Director of Clean Break and Andy Watson MBE, Artistic Director of Geese Theatre, have a combined track record of over 45 years with the companies. They are both long-standing members of the National Criminal Justice Arts Alliance and are regular visiting lecturers on a range of Applied Theatre under-graduate and post-graduate courses.

Costs

Organisations- £120

Individuals- £95

Concessions- £75