What happens when arts education becomes truly accessible? In this inspiring episode, Alexa speaks with Georgina from RABBLE Theatre about breaking down barriers to participation, building confidence through performance, and creating meaningful pathways for young people and adults in the arts. From nurturing performers to supporting wellbeing, creativity, and community engagement, this conversation is packed with insights for singing teachers, drama educators, arts leaders, and anyone passionate about the transformative power of creative education.
WHAT’S IN THIS PODCAST?
3:25 What is RABBLE Theatre?
5:00 The RABBLE mission
7:27 Education and Youth programmes at RABBLE
12:07 RABBLE is looking for freelance singing teachers!
13:31 The wellbeing benefits of the arts
15:36 Getting financial support from RABBLE
17:22 Nurturing Performers
19:53 Fundraising tips
23:21 Pushback and grants
25:25 Make a donation
About the presenter HERE
RELEVANT MENTIONS & LINKS
Seamus Allen (Improvisation)
Chris Mitchell
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ABOUT THE GUEST
RABBLE Theatre is an education charity that tells local stories of national significance. They have a large education department, engaging over 2,000 young people and adults every year, 141 of whom access their work through the RABBLE access fund.
@rabble_theatre on Instagram
@rabbletheatre on Tik Tok
