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| Id | 133 | |
| Author | McDonnell, B., ; Shellard, D., | |
| Title | Social impact study of UK theatre | |
| Reference | McDonnell, B. & Shellard, D. (2006). Social impact study of UK theatre. London: Arts Council England. |
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| Link to article | https://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/20160204123109/http://www.artscouncil.org.uk/advice-and-guidance/browse-advice-and-guidance/social-impact-study-of-uk-theatre |
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| Abstract | This research assesses theatre’s social impact, within a framework which builds on the creative aims and analyses of theatre practitioners. It draws on examples of good practice and highlights the values and practical steps which underlie it. The findings are based on a questionnaire, which was sent to 448 members of ITC, as well as an intensive examination – based on interviews and documents – of ten selected companies. Finally, four of these companies were visited; they form the case studies. |
This research assesses theatres social impact, within a framework which builds on the creative aims and analyses of theatre practitioners. cultural partnerships one of the most important evaluative measures of theatres social impact: it reflects recognition by other professionals of the values theatre brings to the challenges of for example social exclusion racism and so on it is an external endorsement of theatre and can help extend its role in social and community development. this section looks in greater detail at some of that work in order to offer a more detailed and specific account of theatres social impacts. among these are the opportunity for children to explore the feelings and ideas raised by the theatre transfer of drama skills to teachers both through inset training and through the teachers experimentation using the web resource potential social impacts of `danny king of the basement some of these impacts assume follow-up work using the resources provided by the theatre. social context the researcher observed the workshops in the custard factory birminghams remarkable creative arts complex which includes a caf galleries and working and performing spaces.
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