News: updates

In response to current Covid-19 restrictions, we've adapted some of our interactive training performances to be delivered online for up to 100 delegates.

We've also been working hard with partners in the community, in mental health settings and in prisons to ensure we can still work creatively with participants in these settings.

If you're interested in working with us on a project but don't know how it can work under current restrictions - head to our landing page to find out more and get in touch!

We would love to hear from you if you have an idea for a project or training event.

Geese require a Finance Officer to work on a part time basis from our offices in Moseley, Birmingham.

This is an exciting opportunity for the right candidate to join our small team of administration staff and theatre professionals who specialise in the delivery of performances and drama-based workshops in criminal justice and social welfare settings.

The successful candidate would be required to work 3 days a week (flexible work pattern available) and would report directly into the company's CEO.

Click here to find out more and apply!

Deadline: Monday 27th January at 10am

We're delighted to be part of BEDLAM Festival 2019 - and we'd love you to join us at one of our performances.

Our Staging Recovery ensemble will be performing their latest piece of devised drama, Switched On - an exploration of addiction and the media. Find out more and book tickets here.

Geese are performing a theatre of testimony play created by Helena Enright as part of a Wellcome Trust-funded project with the University of Warwick and HMP Peterborough. Playing the Game explores real experiences of motherhood in prison. Find out more and book your ticket here.

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You can now book your tickets for our unique and dynamic Introductory Workshop - a rare opportunity to experience our work, ask our practitioners a question and learn more about our methodology.

Find out more and book tickets here!

The workshop takes place on Monday 8th April 2019 at 2pm.

Our Annual Highlights for 2014/15 is out now!  The review of our work includes information on our new Birmingham community partnerships, our performance of domestic abuse piece, Stay, at Birmingham REP last summer, our extensive prison and forensic mental health work and details of our conference and staff training.  Hard copies are also available, just email us at info@geese.co.uk