Theatre – Page 3 – A Restless Art

‘A gift for fiction’

Theatre changes people. Mostly, it does so in small ways by rearranging our mental furniture, hanging around for a bit

Almost imperceptibly participatory art is becoming an ordinary dimension of social programmes. It has happened quietly over two or three

‘But what is it for?’ was a question often asked by funders. There has been at least one serious attempt

Participatory art is normally spoken about in terms of how people are changed by being involved. There are problems (at

The acta community theatre festival was held in Bristol last week, and featured performances by acta’s own Malcolm X Elders,

One of the best things about a restless art has been seeing just how much great community art is happening across and beyond

Bealtaine must be one of the happiest arts festivals I know. Founded in 1995, it involves thousands of older people

ver más abajo para leer este texto en español… A performance about bodies and long lives opened Spain’s annual conference

Community and participatory art has long roots in Britain. Its practice owes much to ideas that were developed in the

A guest post by Stella Duffy, theatre maker, novelist and Fun Palaces champion Joan was a working class actor and