Geese on Film!
Keshena BowieCheck out the film that we have created in collaboration with Iconic Productions, highlighting our work at conferences for professionals working within the criminal justice system and wider social welfare arena.
Check out the film that we have created in collaboration with Iconic Productions, highlighting our work at conferences for professionals working within the criminal justice system and wider social welfare arena.
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Andy and Lou from Geese have been in Brisbane, Australia for a couple of weeks at the invitation of Griffith University's Applied Theatre Research Centre. They started their trip by delivering a training course exploring arts and criminal justice, followed by a three and a half day course for applied theatre students. The trip will be rounded off with a performance of our domestic abuse play Stay plus a demo and an address at the Creative Innovations in Corrections conference, hosted by the University.
The visit has even made it in to the Australian Corrections News Brief
Although working very hard, Andy and Lou have had opportunity to meet with some friends and ex-colleagues and to view some of the beautiful sites in the local area. We look forward to welcoming them back to a rather more cold and damp Birmingham next weekend.
Check out our latest news letter: Training courses, apprenticeship opportunities and two Geese heading south for the winter...
Geese are part of a consortium of Birmingham cultural organisations who will be recruiting for apprentices and interns in 2014. Administered by Creative Alliance, the opportunities are for young people 16-24 who are not in education or employment.
The consortium will be staging ‘Get in to Creative Employment 2014’ on Saturday 25 January at Birmingham REP from 10am to 1pm. There are 30 opportunities available within 15 organisations including Birmingham Hippodrome, Ikon Gallery, The Drum and Geese, and this fair is an opportunity for young people to come along and speak with the employers, learn about the eligibility criteria and how they can apply.
Recruitment for a Communications Assistant within the 'back stage' administrative team at Geese will take place in April and we will post all details when we have them. However, if you know somebody who might be interested in our role - or any potential opportunities with the other organisations- please do pass on these details.