A great opportunity to see the latest performance from Staging Recovery, an ensemble of people from the West Midlands exploring their recovery journeys through theatre. 2pm on 27th June 2024 at B'ham Rep. Tickets are free but booking is essential via tinyurl.com/bdhpmyjm

If you are near #Wolverhampton tomorrow come along and see the culmination of our latest project with people who have lived experience of criminal justice and recovery NewhamptonArtsCentre supported by SUIT MBE and GSM Wolverhampton and funded by Arts Council England

Privilege to be in the audience NewhamptonArtsCentre to see the latest performance by people with experience of criminal justice and recovery, funded by Arts Council England, London and supported by SUIT MBE. Courageous, moving and beautifully performed.

Geese Theatre Company NewhamptonArtsCentre Arts Council England, London SUIT MBE You guys are something special. Absolutely honoured to be part of your incredible mission alongside SUIT MBE Thank you for another life changing few weeks 🙏🏼👏🏼🔥

Lovely feedback from our project in #Wolverhampton, supported by SUIT MBE and funded by Arts Council England, which culminated this week. Thanks to everyone who was involved in this important work. #appliedtheatre #artscjs #performingrecovery

Thanks to funding from Cultural Bridge we have embarked on a practice sharing exchange with the amazing prison theatre company aufBruch in Berlin. Read about our practitioner Daniel's reflections on his recent visit. geese.co.uk/news/a-visit-t…

Some lovely feedback from audiences who attended our brand new one-day training event, Safety Net. A collaboration with the brilliant Kate Iwi, this training combines keynote presentations with vivid performances, bringing theory to life. More information: shorturl.at/ea6p7

Want to know more about our #prisontheatre work? Interested to know more about how we develop our community projects? Our next Online Information Session takes place on Thursday - sign up here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/online-infor…

We've had a busy couple of weeks here at Geese with projects being delivered all over the country. Our prison work has taken us to Leeds, Wealstun, Oakwood, and Drake Hall in the last few days. In the latter we delivered Safe Distance, and received some great feedback:

Our latest e-newsletter is out with information about international collaborations, training events, funding news and more... mailchi.mp/59c0fd026443/j…

Our friends Wolverhampton Art Gallery have this incredible opportunity for 16-24 year olds interested in developing their creative skills. More info and how to apply: ruoereachandunite.org/ourprogrammes/…

We're seeking a Head of Development! This position offers an exciting opportunity to join a creative & ambitious organisation and to shape its future. For the full role description & details on how to apply: edgetc.org/about-us/work-… Deadline: 12pm on 9th Sept

Projects currently happening in HMP Hewell and HMP New Hall and some development work for a new project with our friends China Plate in which we will be taking their brand new performance, #PleaseDoNotTouch, into prison. #prisontheatre #appliedtheatre

The film Sing Sing is about how a group of prisoners used art and specially theatre to reclaim their humanity and learn how to care for and love other men and show it. It’s fantastic. Reminded me of the kind of great work Geese Theatre Company GeeseTheatreCEO do in our criminal justice system.

Busy week including the start of a new Staging Recovery project, continuation of our work with homelessness charity SIFA Fireside, a project in HMP Pentonville and training for designated teachers. Still time to book for our training with @cleanbrk: geese.co.uk/news/introduct…