Inclusion - National Youth Theatre
Inspired by young people engaged in our inclusion programme and our work in schools, this new Collective will offer creativity, connection and a boost to drama provision in schools for disabled young people and will provide crucial jobs for young creatives facing unemployment.
StoryFirst Part 2 - National Youth Theatre - nyt.org.uk
In the summer of 1979, a violent attack on another young woman leaves the town of Haworth ravenous for answers, and Sam questioning the connection between the Yorkshire Ripper murders and her family business.
NYT and Youth Theatre Kenya Igniting UK-Kenya Creative Collaborations
National Youth Theatre of Great Britain (NYT) and Youth Theatre Kenya (YTK) will enable young people in the UK and Kenya to explore the international relevance of addressing the creative response to Artificial Intelligence (AI) and how early career storytellers & theatremakers in both countries can embrace and support each other to benefit from ...
Auditions - National Youth Theatre - nyt.org.uk
Each year the company is selected by a dedicated panel of industry professionals, NYT staff and alumni. We are searching for emerging talent from around the country, and are looking for a company who represent the diversity of Britain’s youth.
Terms + Conditions - National Youth Theatre - nyt.org.uk
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New production will explore stories of 18th Century Caribbean uprisings ...
It is part of Shout Out Loud, a national youth engagement project led by English Heritage and with consortium partners The National Youth Theatre, Sound Connections, Photoworks and the Council for British Archaeology funded by The National Lottery Heritage Fund through the Kick the Dust programme.
StoryFest 2025 - a hit with audiences and industry - nyt.org.uk
This Saturday StoryFest2025 our summer new writing festival came to a close after three weeks of sell-out performances, stage debuts and industry connections. StoryFest featured:
Join our Mentoring Collective - National Youth Theatre
You will also make crucial connections with other makers on this course - the first two sessions will be in person to help foster this and the final four sessions will be online.