Young People

Young people are at the heart of everything we do. To be able to help bring the joy of live theatre to them at an affordable price and in a safe environment is key.

Young People often begin going to the theatre through our Family First Nights programme and then when they turn 18, they are eligible to join our Go Live members club where they can continue to nurture their love of theatre.

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Go Live

Aged 18-30? Join Go Live!

Open to anyone aged 18-30, Go Live offers you the opportunity to see top theatre shows from as little as £10 per ticket. So, prepare to enjoy a whole raft of live theatre from local and fringe venues to the best of the West End. Sign-up today!

Garek Theatre Camp

Garek Theatre Camp (formerly known as Summer Stage) is an affordable performing arts summer school for young people aged 13 to 17. Over the course of two weeks (five days for the SEND version), you will work together to create an original piece of theatre which is showcased at the end of the week. Plus, you also get to see a top West End show!

Youth Groups

We work with disadvantaged communities and groups for young people in specific circumstances, such as young carers and refugees and asylum seekers.

Stagexchange

The programme includes a series of drama-based workshops (tailored to suit your needs) delivered by expert creative practitioners in your youth group setting, as well as a trip to see a West End show. It aims to inspire young people who might not have done any drama previously, supporting them to develop confidence, communication and creativity.

Youth Forum

Our Youth Forum was set up to advise us as a charity and support our work but also is a group of talented young people aged 18-30 who are passionate about developing a career in the Arts. Our ambition is to nurture that passion with a programme of training, advice and mentoring.

We welcome applications to join our Youth Forum from young people who are interested in the theatre and arts and welcome applications from those sectors of society that remain underrepresented in the industry.