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They instigate projects which connect with the needs of vulnerable groups and those who might otherwise remain physically distanced from the venues. Covid-19 has challenged each venue differently, but they have all responded positively with socially distanced theatre and music, where possible, as well as numerous digital workshops and performances. Life in lockdown has shown us how powerful creativity can be, and An audience fills out the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre auditorium back before the lockdown. why many people are so desperate to get How Surrey’s arts organisations impact the out and enjoy these social and economic health of the county. activities again. Based in Merrow and established in 1992, Roots & Shoots If you’ve ever been to the theatre or a The research reveals that besides The study finds that opportunities for is a family-run tree care company which offers a professional gallery, you will know how the arts can the economic benefits to the three interaction and meeting at the theatre and comprehensive arboricultural and landscaping service. transform our mood or our outlook. organisations, for every £10 of visitors’ become vital for many. One participant We take great pride in our reputation and we offer all our Life in lockdown has shown us how on-site spending, up to £13.28 is likely clients a professional, courteous, and personal service. commented, activities at the theatre powerful creativity can be, and why to be spent in the local area. The retail, All our tree work is done to British Standards 3998 and ‘engage drama skills to boost their many people are so desperate to get and food and drink sectors are likely is carried out to the highest standards by qualifi ed staff. confidence and communication skills out and enjoy these activities again. to benefit the most. According to the as well as self-expression’ and another ­ post-visit survey, nearly 70% of the We aim to ensure the conservation of trees through proper Thanks to a recent study by the School felt ‘fulfilled through their engagement’. visitors surveyed would not have come pruning practices. By embracing the latest research and of Hospitality at the University of modern techniques we provide the very best care for your to the area if they weren’t attending Surrey, in partnership with the Yvonne trees, and with this in mind, we are happy to provide free the theatre or galleries. ...arts organisations provide Arnaud Theatre, The Lightbox gallery advice and estimates. opportunities for vital and museum and Watts Gallery – The research also highlights the ways community engagement. Artists’ Village, the direct impact of through which the arts organisations these three local arts organisations on provide opportunities for vital community We hope it won’t be too long before the social and economic health of the engagement. These initiatives include the full impacts of these three county can be seen clearly. health and wellbeing, education and organisations will be felt again. 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