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We have lots of opportunities to support Young People looking to get into theatre.

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“Best thing you will ever do you won’t look back”

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Explore our previous projects

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NT Connections

Each year the National Theatre commissions ten new plays for young people to perform, bringing together some of the UK’s most exciting writers with the theatre-makers of tomorrow.

Every year, 300 youth theatre companies and over 6,000 young people from every corner of the UK are producing a Connections play.

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Playhouse

Playhouse provides school children with a once in a lifetime opportunity to perform on Theatre Royal Plymouth’s stage! Delivered across the UK, Playhouse is a unique participatory theatre project that connects schools with professional theatres, script writers and theatre makers, so they may be inspired and empowered to experience the benefits of professional theatre making.

Primary schools take over TRP’s Drum Theatre for a week each year which will reimagine the traditional school play with performances which will excite, delight and inspire its audiences. In bringing their characters to life, children are able to have heartfelt, authentic conversations about big issues in the world today and learn to express themselves freely as they experience the joy of theatre.

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Take Flight with New Adventures

In 2024 New Adventures visited with the pioneering production of Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake.

To coincide with this 30th anniversary UK tour, we partnered on the Swan Lake Take Flight project, led by Plymouth’s Regional Dance Ambassador, Sapphire Sumpter. Sapphire supported relationships between venues and local community groups and bring new audiences into the theatre.

The activities that made up this project were inspired by Swan Lake and engaged young people in dance, focussing on how connecting, creating, and moving together can improve wellbeing.