About Project Wolf

Project Wolf involves young people with special needs in creating and performing their own theatre. The young people may have learning disabilities, social difficulties or they may be excluded from education or the community.
There are also groups of young people who have special needs because of organisational or management decisions that have created the need for addressing themes of collaboration and co-operation. Project Wolf is Social Theatre where theatre is a performance art form addressing the needs of community groups.

Project Wolf believes that theatre is a participatory, community event through which children and young people are able to:

• discover a voice for their concerns and articulate them through theatre
• discover new roles and take responsibilities
• discover and develop skills of theatre and creativity

Project Wolf works in collaboration with other theatre groups including Imule Theatre Group, Actionwork TIE, I Power I and Moving Ground Projects. Project Wolf is funded by individual schools and communiuty theatres and attracts funding from the Daisy Fund, Clarks Foundation and Bath's theatre-in-education programme.

Project Wolf can create a new initiative for YOUR young people and make a difference! Contact Sue Jennings Here