| Theatre of Adventure has extensive experience of working with children, adults and young people in both formal and informal settings. Theatre of Adventure can deliver a variety of content whether it be creative play, theatrical or subject based. As highly experienced educators, Theatre of Adventure offer new, creative takes on delivering the curriculum to all age groups. They have developed schemes of work with a multi-arts approach. This includes combining comedy, music, installation work, visual art and film work. |
 
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Charlotte and Theatre of Adventure are key artists in this amazing project working with disadvantaged young people and young offenders running a variety of Performing Arts Projects.
“I cannot express enough just how impressed I was with the quality of the work. I echo the views of everyone when I say that the residential far exceeded anyone’s expectations.
The support and understanding you have given the Youth Arts Partnership has enabled us to develop a very successful programme.”
Corrina Giles – SeaChange Trust
“I get Goose bumps every time I see hard-bitten young people lose their fear of looking foolish and instead embrace their vulnerability and get their first big Laugh from an audience. It gives me hope”
Charlotte Arculus |
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Theatre of Adventure has delivered two years of major work in Costessey Junior School, Norwich
“People who say ‘Yes’ go on to have Adventures, they promised us; so we said Yes and they kept their promise! With the leadership, inspiration and support of Theatre of Adventure Yr3 embarked on an Epic journey to the Victorian Era. To say the children enjoyed the sessions is an understatement – they left the sessions buzzing, they developed their thinking skills and they developed their own lines of enquiry. Pupils who found verbal communication hard now express themselves more confidently. One child with special needs became a Star Performer!”
Christine Woor – Creative Partner – Costessey Junior School
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Theatre of Adventure delivered an amazing street ensemble of 80 children in Slough in partnership with Slough Creative Partnerships and Zap Arts – The Cheeky Monkeez!
“Without exception, all work was fantastic both in progress and finished.”
Sara Sampson – Zap productions/Creative Partnerships, Slough |
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“Your Wholesale embracement of the Project helped bring it to life. Your Generosity in sharing ideas helped me build upon your excellent foundations. It has been a privilege to learn from such dedicated, learner centred, professional practitioners.“
Treeza Sodah - Learning Project Worker - Great Yarmouth Community Trust |
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“I would not hesitate in recommending [Theatre of Adventure’s] services for projects that involve commissioned performance, education work and community capacity building.”
Heidi Hadley – Cultural Regeneration Co-Ordinator
“There’s a lot of talk in this business – but you did what you said you would do.”
Martin Goodrich – Freeform Arts
“The children learned to face an audience confidently, to move and express themselves without inhibitions and to make people laugh. They were totally committed within the first day. It was valuable for them to meet ‘alternative’ people like the performance artists, who were all good role models.”
G Bennet – Loddon Middle school |
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