Blame and belonging – an interactive drama performance
Manchester City Council and Odd Arts present an interactive drama performance to explore “Blame and belonging” for young people.
Theatre of the Oppressed training
Odd Arts is hosting Geo Britto, one of the first generations of students who trained with Augusto Boal in Brazil, for a three-day training workshop.
Odd Arts seek Assistant Drama Worker
Odd Arts is recruiting for an Assistant Drama worker [£16,500 pro rata, Manchester, part-time]. The successful candidate will support, assist and co-deliver creative projects in community, education and criminal justice settings. For more information click here To apply send a one page cover letter alongside your CV to info@oddarts.co.uk. Deadline for applications is 12 noon Tuesday […]
Reflections on art and violence
The National Criminal Justice Arts Alliance (NCJAA) is part of the Monument Fellowship. Every year the Fellowship produces a themed body of work that relates to criminal justice. This year the Fellowship is asking: How do we create a less violent society? In June 2018, on behalf of the NCJAA, Odd Arts’ Jo Lane attended […]