Meeting on a Tuesday evening, our Creative Connections group continues to go from strength to strength. With the support of the National Lottery Community Fund, and in partnership with The Pelican Project, we are making regular performance work with 13 young adults and their parents and enablers.
Participants have a range of learning and physical disabilities; the inclusive environment encourages them to engage with each other’s learning and physical needs and celebrate their achievements through performance work.
Creative Connections is supported by the Frederick Mulder Foundation.
Creative Connections gives the opportunity for groups from different settings to come together to make work but also to socialise and learn more about other participants lived experiences of a variety of disabilities and social / learning needs.
Facilitator
Recently, the group staged for their first major performance piece Potholes on Mars in front of a live audience at the Northcott.
We are also thrilled to support participants and their families to attend Northcott shows through its Pay It Forward campaign.
Potholes on Mars Pay It ForwardIt is good to experience opportunities to act, which is an unusual opportunity to explore. There is a varied profile of the attendees led by people not afraid to challenge and stretch project users.
Parent of participant
Get involved!
To learn more about the group or to join, please contact our Creative Engagement Producer Jacob Blackburn.
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