Linking
Arts and Community
Urban Myth works across public, private,
non-arts and community sectors providing:
Urban Myth programs can contribute
considerably to participants’:
Urban Myth arts practice is guided by the
following principles:
Since 1981, Urban Myth Theatre Company has
provided young people and the broader community with a professionally guided
artistic environment in which to achieve their creative and personal goals.
What
we do
- Professional development
- Workshops
- Presentations at Forums and Conferences
- Residencies
- Community Arts Projects
What
you achieve
- Communication
- Critical thinking
- Self analysis through individual and group work
- Expression of inner voice
- Empowerment through storytelling
- Self-esteem and emotional resilience
- Problem solving
Our
guiding principles
- Arts should be accessible for all members of society, especially young people
- Theatre in community creates social capital
- Development of ‘soft skills’ contributes to the personal, social and economic well-being of a country
Our
artists
Staff at Urban Myth have extensive
experience in working across a variety of sectors including: Government and
Not-for-Profit, Disabilities, Multicultural, Aged Care, Education, Long Term Unemployed,
Youth At Risk, Mental Health, Rural and Regional Community, Environment, Drug
and Alcohol, Youth Suicide, Rehabilitation, Youth Correctional Services and
Prisons.
Whether it is a project
with a performance outcome or a series of in-house workshops, Urban Myth
Theatre Company will work with you to develop your program.