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(Child Criminal Exploitation & County Lines) A powerful, interactive theatre experience exploring Child Criminal Exploitation (CCE) and the realities of county lines, how young people can be targeted, groomed, and trapped into criminal activity such as drug running, and how we can support early intervention and prevention. The Play A hard-hitting and emotionally charged performance…

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One More Game

(Gambling, Gaming & Risk) A powerful, interactive theatre and workshop experience exploring gambling-related harm, gaming, and the pressures young people face around risk-taking behaviours. The PlayA gripping, relatable performance about a young person whose gaming habits spiral into harmful gambling behaviours. Developed with GamCare and YGam, it explores the emotional, financial and social impact on…

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Herstory

(Exploring Islamophobia) A powerful, interactive theatre experience exploring Islamophobia, its roots, realities, and impact on individuals and communities.  The work was co-developed in partnership with diverse Muslim communities across Manchester. The PlayA hard-hitting performance following three college students whose friendship is tested by bias, misinformation, and prejudice. The play reveals both overt and subtle forms…

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Knock Out Blow

(Celebrating Collective Black History — The Life of Len Johnson) An in-depth, interactive theatre experience celebrating the remarkable life of Len Johnson — boxer, activist, and civil rights campaigner. The PlayA dynamic performance telling the true story of Len Johnson, the Manchester-born boxing champion who was denied titles because of racial discrimination. The play explores…

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Eloise

(Celebrating Collective Black History through the life of Eloise Edwards) A powerful, interactive theatre experience celebrating the life and legacy of Eloise Edwards and the collective history of Black communities in Britain. The Play A vibrant and moving performance that tells the story of Eloise Edwards — community activist, artist, and founder of the Roots…

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The Great Btitish Lie

(Race, Racism and History) A powerful, interactive theatre and workshop experience exploring the concept of race as a social construct and challenging how history has shaped racism in the UK today. The PlayAn engaging and often surprisingly humorous performance that examines Britain’s complex, contradictory, and colonial past through an anti-racist lens. The workshop includes theatre-based…

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Coming Home

(Racism and Discrimination) A powerful, interactive theatre experience exploring racism and discrimination faced by racially minoritised communities in the UK today. The PlayA compelling and emotive performance based on the true story of Winston Jones from his experience throughout the Windrush scandal. The accompanying workshop explores how to identify, challenge, and navigate racism, calling for…

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You Me & Humanity

(Masculinities and male identity)An impactful, interactive theatre and discussion-based experience exploring masculinity, identity, and gender norms. The PlayA thought-provoking and participatory performance that provides space for men and boys to explore identity, gender expectations, and the impact of social, cultural, and historical factors on attitudes and behaviours. While primarily designed for men and boys, it…

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Checking Behaviours

(Healthy Relationships and Domestic Abuse)A powerful, interactive theatre experience exploring unhealthy relationships, interpersonal and domestic abuse. The PlayA hard hitting theatre performance examining various types of abuse, the dynamics of power and control (including coercive control), and how to seek help safely. Participants interact with the performance, explore solutions, and take part in discussion exercises.…

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A Question of Consent

(Consent & Sexual Assault) A powerful, interactive theatre experience exploring consent, sexual assault, and healthy relationships amongst young people high school and college age. The Play A gripping performance exploring the pressures and misunderstandings surrounding consent. Through interlinked stories of young people navigating relationships, boundaries and peer influence both online and offline, the play reflects…

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