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Creative Learning 2012–13 Creative Learning 2012–13 Welcome Our Creative Learning programme is about creatively engaging with a broad spectrum of young people and communities in Plymouth and beyond. It’s about ensuring that the Theatre Royal Plymouth is a place for everyone. This review gives an overview of the programme and a snapshot of what Cover photo: Fiona Walsh it means to those who take part.→ 2 CREATIVE LEARNING FACTS & FIGURES Young People 422 Young people took part in the Young Company and summer activity programmes Facts & 28 Young people with disabilities took part in tailored projects 20 Young people not in education, employment Figures or training took part Community Projects 42 Adults with homelessness addiction and mental health issues took part 120 Asylum Seekers and Refugees took part 87 Isolated women and their young children took part 178 People took part in the People’s Company Education 1175 Students took part in workshops and projects 92 Young people in special schools took part 49 Schools took part 28 Plymouth Schools took part 131 People gained work experience and professional training 3068 people took part in Creative Learning activities Photo: Fiona Walsh 4 CREATIVE LEARNING EDUCATION Playhouse For primary schools Working in partnership with Polka Alongside in-school directing support and INSET Theatre and York Theatre Royal, sessions, the teachers also spent an intensive weekend away with the theatres and playwrights Playhouse gives teachers from to explore a range of directing skills. primary schools across the UK a chance to direct a play by one of Teachers’ professional development is integral to the success of Playhouse. The project has the country’s leading playwrights. begun to create a ‘ripple effect’ as College Road Primary, who have taken part in the project for Every year each theatre commissions a new play five years, have started leading professional and then works with local schools towards development sessions with other schools in their a festival of performances in their home venue. area, using knowledge and skills directly gained The Plymouth festival took place in July over from Playhouse. three days in The Drum. This year, new plays were by David Wood, Nell Leyshon and Jane Thornton. The schools were Boringdon, Eggbuckland Vale, College Road, Newton Ferrers and Wembury Primaries, alongside our very own Young Company. “What a wonderful, unforgettable learning experience for all involved! Children and staff gain a massive amount from the project on many Supported by different levels” Noelle Boucherat, Teacher Wembury Primary School Photo: Rob Ditcher 6 CREATIVE LEARNING EDUCATION Workshops School Ties For primary and Primary and secondary secondary schools schools working together Show Workshops School Ties aimed to facilitate new ways for secondary schools and their local primaries Specifically tailored to enhance the curriculum and to work together, affecting positive transition embed students’ learning, these workshops aim for the students and leaving a lasting legacy to deconstruct the process of theatre production of theatre and drama in school. The schools for students and teachers alike. This year world worked with professional playwrights to create class companies such as Matthew Bourne’s New new plays for each other to perform and were Adventures, Hofesh Shechter, Told By An Idiot and responsible for every aspect of the production Frantic Assembly have worked with schools from including performance, marketing, technical Tiverton to Truro. theatre, stage management, front of house and sales, demonstrating how theatre can be used to teach a variety of subjects across the curriculum. Curriculum Workshops The project was delivered across three terms, culminated in a three day festival in The Drum These workshops focus on curriculum topics and provided extensive professional development such as Berkoff, Artaud and Brecht. The work for the teachers involved. The schools were is delivered by our team of highly Specialised Eggbuckland Community College and Austin practitioners, giving students and teachers a Farm Primary. unique learning experience. This year we have also delivered a series of science, technology, engineering and maths workshops using our set building facilities at TR2. Our ongoing consultation “Seeing Rob (a Year 13 student) with teachers ensures that we fulfill individual flourish through his involvement schools’ requirements and develop appropriate in the marketing and technical packages for the future. aspects of the project has been so rewarding. He has clearly grown professionally and personally; his confidence about his future is now really evident” Matt Nicholas, Drama Teacher Eggbuckland Community College Photo: Nick White 8 CREATIVE LEARNING EDUCATION Creative Careers Apprenticeships Assistant Directorship In partnership with City College Plymouth and This position aims to support the development Exeter College, we hosted two apprenticeships, of future Artistic Directors through working closely in fabricating/welding and technical theatre. with both the Creative Learning and Artistic teams. The work includes observation and assisting in the rehearsal room, script reading and Get Started in Theatre workshop facilitation. In partnership with The Prince’s Trust this week- long project aims to motivate young people Work Experience towards employment or training through offering hands on experience of a variety of careers. Our hugely popular work experience programmes The group met and worked with staff from our continued this year. Company 15 is for young marketing, design, wardrobe, front of house people aged 14–17. They spend a week following and technical departments, whilst working with the course of a production working with different a professional director to create their departments including production, technical, own production. marketing and sales. 18 Plus offers more bespoke, long term placements for those interested in a career in theatre. Arts Awards We supported participants of Get Started Offstage Choices in Theatre, Truth About Youth and the Young Company Hubs to achieve their Bronze Arts In partnership with The National Skills Academy Awards, a level 1 national qualification run by and City College Plymouth, Offstage Choices Trinity College London in association with Arts enabled young people to learn about non Council England. We are aiming to deliver both performance based careers in theatre. We held Bronze and Silver Arts Awards next year with workshops with 80 young people from four various Creative Learning groups. schools in technical theatre, stage management, community theatre and design. Practitioner Training and Development As well as offering a rich programme of INSET and professional development for teachers, we also run a theatre practitioner training scheme. Participants gain paid on the job training across a number of Creative Learning projects and also attend training events with world class theatre companies and group skill sharing sessions. Photo: Rob Ditcher 10 CREATIVE LEARNING YOUNG PEOPLE Young Company For young people aged 5–25 The Young Company is about getting Blood Tie involved with theatre for personal by Rebecca Huggins, David Lane and Kevin Johnson, August 2012, The Drum development, informal learning and fun. Each week approximately 200 Inspired by Euripides’ The Bacchae and the young people take part in weekly London riots, this visceral new production explored anarchy, conformity, desire and control. workshops, as well as professionally Each of the 17 strong cast performed with jaw- resourced productions in The Drum dropping energy, integrity and commitment; Theatre and other performance an explosive way to kick start our Young Company new writing policy. opportunities throughout the year. New writing and newly devised work forms the The Grandfathers bedrock of Young Company productions and by Rory Mallarky, May 2012, The Drum this year we worked with a number of partners including Frantic Assembly, Plymouth University Performed as part of the National Theatre and the Barbican Theatre. Connections Festival (see page 14) and directed by one of our emerging directors, The Grandfathers took a global look at issues around national “You know the quality is going to service and the training of young people to fight. be good if it’s the Young Company, The piece had a particular resonance with the young people involved, many of whom were it’s the only place that gives you a from military families and backgrounds. really professional experience” Miranda, age 18, Young Company member The Forest Child By David Woods, July 2012, The Drum This year we seized the chance to give our younger members the opportunity to perform in The Drum as part of Playhouse (see page 4). Members aged 7-11 took on this new play with gusto as they transformed from school children to feral children to forest animals… much to the dismay of the evil head teacher! Photo: Fiona Walsh 12 CREATIVE LEARNING YOUNG PEOPLE Young Company For young people aged 5–25 YC Create The World at Your Feet Young Company Hubs We continued our Young Company group designed This city-wide theatre and dance project The Young Company Hubs provide weekly drama especially for young people with disabilities who celebrated the richness and texture that and dance workshops in neighborhoods around would benefit from working in a smaller group with migration brings to our city and was the largest the city for young people aged 13+ who aren’t additional support. We also launched a new group participatory
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