"Drama is not simply a subject but a method . . . a learning tool. Furthermore, it is one of the key ways in which children gain an understanding of themselves and others."
[National Curriculum Key-stages 1-5.]
Big Fish Theatre Company works with a variety of youth and community organisations including schools, Institutes of Further Education and the health, youth and social services. We also provide service training on our drama and active learning programmes for teachers, youth and community workers.
"I found the thought of doing drama daunting to say the least but I have found the experience to be invaluable. . . I feel recharged and full of ideas to take back to my school . . ."
A Teacher participants on an INSET Day at Brent Centre for Staff Development.
All our performances and work programmes are interactive and provide a safe, fun and exciting opportunity to learn through group work the exploration of our own knowledge and experience.
"Big Fish Theatre’s work is very exciting and safely raises important issues. It allows every individual an opportunity to speak."
[Bridget Eadie - Co-ordinator of Open Stages , Theatre in Prisons Project, Manchester University.]
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