Our online MELVA game is now available for children everywhere to use. This fun and creative resource designed to help young people aged 7-11 better understand, talk about and manage their every day worries and anxieties.
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Mortal Fools have been successfully chosen to work with London based theatre company, Company Three as key partners on their new project When This Is Over - imagining the future of our work, youth theatre and the world.
This project will form the basis of our youth theatre sessions between Apr - Dec 2021.
CLICK HERE find out more and book your place.
This project will form the basis of our youth theatre sessions between Apr - Dec 2021.
CLICK HERE find out more and book your place.
We create compelling, dynamic and high-quality theatre by professional artists working as co-creators with young people and communities; helping people connect, have fun, learn and grow together.
We are passionate about the arts and know that, when used well, they have the power to change and enrich lives. We use theatre and drama to support our beneficiaries mental health and wellbeing; building strong interpersonal relationships, increasing confidence, and improving personal resilience.
Our theatre productions explore contemporary concerns and the realities of the world we are living in right now – inviting positive change.
We are passionate about the arts and know that, when used well, they have the power to change and enrich lives. We use theatre and drama to support our beneficiaries mental health and wellbeing; building strong interpersonal relationships, increasing confidence, and improving personal resilience.
Our theatre productions explore contemporary concerns and the realities of the world we are living in right now – inviting positive change.
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Phone us: 0191 580 1250
Email us: info@mortalfools.org.uk Visit us at our office: but not during COVID-19 lockdown! Spetchells Centre Front Street Prudhoe Northumberland NE42 5AA FREE parking available in the Co-op car park just behind Front Street. |