The art of pedagogy: Terriers tour and Eve’s story
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Talk Details
This session looks at Terriers and Eve’s Story, two plays by Maurice Bessman.
These plays are using disruptive theatre to challenge young people and communities attitudes to gang culture.
The session discusses:
- The plays as touring productions and educational resources.
- Working with schools PRU’s and YOI theatre’s and prisons for over 10 years – engaging with 250000+ young people.
- How the acclaimed and innovative project brought together and developed partnerships with Police, education, communities and the arts
Speakers
Miriam Mussa
Head of Theatre Engagement
Bushra Ahmed
Trustee
Maurice Bessman
Writer
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