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Every year Geese Theatre Company delivers an extensive range of projects and performances across the UK and internationally. Key statistics from the financial year 2022-23:

Partners

We worked with over 40 different partner organisations

Prisons

We delivered over 20 projects and performances in 11 prisons reaching 200 people

Community

We facilitated over 20 projects in the community, including 8 co-created performances with 389 people

Conferences

We performed at over 54 conferences to professional audiences of 3530 people

Training

We provided training and development opportunities for 737 people

Staging Recovery
Creative projects
A camera records a performance
Film
A close up of the game,
Groupwork
Home Advantage
Interactive performances
A technician sits behind a laptop whilst filming a performance
Online performances
Audience members talk to Practitioner, Liz
Performances for professionals
Practitioner, Liz, delivers a session in mask
Staff training and development

None of this amazing work would be possible without generous donations from individuals and grants from a range of trusts and foundations

Please help us continue to deliver this life-changing work, using the link below

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With thanks to our current funders for their support

We are an Arts Council England National Portfolio Organisation. We are also extremely grateful to all the trusts, foundations and grant-makers who help us deliver life-changing theatre.

  • “I’m much calmer in myself now – it has helped me stay out of trouble – I’m not getting worked up and am more positive in my thinking. And I’m proud of myself, which I have never been before.”

    – Participant
  • “Geese changed my life and saved my life.”

    – Participant
  • “Since I’ve been doing Geese my self-esteem has grown like I had never dreamed.”

    – Participant
  • “This is what I’ve had to look forward to and has helped me with my recovery. I’ve met some amazing people and feel confident. I don’t feel trapped anymore, I feel positive. Instead of feeling nervous, embarrassed and scared I wake up happy.”

    – Participant