Find a Community
Accessible community spaces are often challenging to find, leading to isolation and missed collaboration opportunities. As a community interest company, we strive to bridge this gap by fostering inclusive environments. We create welcoming spaces for gathering, sharing ideas, and learning new tools. Through events and outreach, we strengthen community ties and empower individuals, ensuring no one feels alone. Together, we build a network that nurtures creativity and connection.
Discover additional information below and consider joining one of our free monthly online spaces, where you can connect with others, explore some psychoeducation on different themes and engage in meaningful discussions.
Monthly Online Spaces
Applause for the inbetween bit
Free Community Event - Online
What is it?
"Applause for... the inbetween bit" creates a community for listening and sharing during tough times. Aimed at job seekers, sessions provide a supportive space to reconnect with creativity, find encouragement, and share experiences, focusing on themes that offer tools and discussions for support.
Who is it for?
These workshops are open to individuals in the performing arts at all stages of their careers who are currently out of work and seeking a space to connect, reflect, and find support.
What to expect?
A welcoming, judgment-free space for sharing experiences. Listening, discussion, and activities tailored to each theme. Build connections and feel supported by a like-minded community.
Led by?
Laura is a wellbeing practitioner, coach, and consultant with experience in UK productions and charities. She enhances workplace wellbeing using her acting background and runs The Page One Project for arts inclusivity. She holds an MSc in Psychology of Mental Health and Wellbeing and is trained as a Transformational Coach, EDI Trainer, and Mindfulness Teacher.
Applause for parents
Free Community Event - Online
What is it?
Applause for Parents is a FREE community-based initiative, providing a safe & supportive space for parents in the industry to come together, learn and share their experiences.
Who is it for?
This workshop is open to individuals in the performing arts at all stages of their careers who have to juggle working in the industry with being a parent.
What to expect?
Facilitated by psychotherapist (and fellow parent) Charlotte Sharpe, each session will explore a particular theme, whilst leaving time for supportive discussion and questions. Each hour session is online via Zoom and will take place monthly. This hour is not necessarily designed to fix issues within the industry, but instead provide a nourishing community for parents to feel seen, heard and valued.
Led by?
Charlotte Sharpe, a Registered Counsellor/Psychotherapist and mother of two, will lead your session. She offers client-led therapy to address life's challenges, changes, losses, and relationships, with a focus on parental mental health and the mind-body connection.