Young People
What do young people think We Need To Act On?
At London Bubble, working with young people is a massive part of what we do. We believe that every young person has a voice that deserves to be heard and so use our projects to ask participants what they think We Need To Act On.
The process of making theatre offers opportunities for young people to engage their creativity and explore the topics that matter to them.
Bubble Young Theatre Makers – Training programme for 18-25’s and touring forum theatre
Partnership Projects – Workshops and performances delivered with other organisations
Winner Arts and Culture award, London Youth Awards 2017. Our work with young people has been awarded London Youth Gold Award logo and is validated to standard 2 with Project Oracle
Delighted to have been able to contribute to the @FrontlineSW conference @Coram yesterday with our performance of Combative https://t.co/Ra6taSAJ68 https://t.co/qalMF807pY
Brilliant to have so many of our consultant social workers come together for our annual CSW conference, and to kick off the day with such a thought provoking keynote from @HackneyChild https://t.co/EKxWV4bYxa
Thank you @ArtsCJS for #AnnePeaker19 @youngvictheatre
It’s been a pleasure to listen to Francois Matarasso speak about making art within the criminal justice system.
Highly relevant to our Creating Justice programme in @lb_southwark as our research process begins...
Proud to bump in to not 1 but 2 previous Young Theatre Makers @CSSDLondon this afternoon whilst attending a meeting for placement hosts!
Wishing them both lots of luck for the next 3 years🍀
#makeplaysmakeconnectionsmakechange
Hi @WendellPierce
Great to meet you on the underground last night...come visit us soon! https://t.co/FkJ57S5CFq
We’re really enjoying Death of A Salesman @youngvictheatre tonight.
Thank you @YVTakingPart for our tickets https://t.co/AESjzgFImB
This afternoon some of our Young Associates shared drafts of the plays they’ve been writing and gave each other feedback.
Tonight we’re off to @The_Globe to see A Midsummer Night’s Dream courtesy of @BTProject_
A good day all in all!
#youngcreatives #peoplemaketheatre
Massive thanks @Futures_Theatre for the tickets for ‘I’d Rather Go Blind’ @OmnibusTheatre
Congrats @SomaliaSeaton
Our group particularly liked the way the story was told, how things unfolded, the mother/daughter connection, the repetition, the movement and the use of the bed! https://t.co/sFm1wZnAsN
