‘A brilliant experience. My daughter was fascinated and really enjoyed it. Thank you’
A parent on Tale Trail
The Education team at the New Vic provides creative learning opportunities for everyone from four-years-old and upwards. No experience is needed and everyone is welcome.
We believe that drama, as well as a vital art form in its own right, is a powerful means of learning – promoting problem solving skills , questioning and self-discovery.
We are committed to lifelong learning and giving everyone access to creative opportunities and activities. We work both within the formal education sector and in informal settings. Much of our work is involved in curriculum development and we deliver creative approaches across all subjects.
From Youth Theatre to groups for older adults, holiday projects and family learning, come and get involved!
To find out more about about New Vic Education’s work please contact Lynn Parry:
tel: 01782 381366
email: lparry@newvictheatre.org.uk
We provide regular activities at the theatre for young people of all ages. Drama Club (ages 4-6 and 7-9) Our Saturday morning…
Our Education team runs a wide range of family workshops throughout the year. For up-to-date information about what we have coming up…
New Vic Education works with education providers from nurseries to universities, using drama as means of learning and developing key skills. Activity…
Ages and Stages Supported by the Keele Key Fund, Ages and Stages is a continuing research collaboration between the New Vic’s Education…
As part of our 60th Anniversary in 2022, we took a look back through the history of the New Vic Theatre, going through…
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