lockdown

This report draws on a range of literature to explore (i) how audiences and arts behaviours changed and whether such changes are showing signs of becoming persistent within our society, (ii) how and why the arts helped people to cope during the pandemic, and (iii) how those working within the arts and cultural sector have been affected. Bradbury, Warran, Mak & Fancourt (University College London), 2021

A collective resource created by and for socially engaged arts and community practitioners. Create & Heart of Glass, 2020

A conversation of theatre makers discussing pivoting their work on line and their resulting learning. Hosted by Intermission.

Case study research coming out of the Creative People and Places programmes experience of going digital during the pandemic. CPP, 2020

A summary of findings arising from open cross-sector discussions convened by Curious Minds in order to allow space for theatre educators and facilitators to share the challenges and solutions of delivering drama post-Covid. Curious Minds, 2020.

A video resource exploring the work of those making participatory theatre using digital means and platforms both before and during the COVID-19 pandemic. Introductions around key themes by Maya Chowdry followed by case studies by five very different artists. Collective Encounters, 2020.  

A presentation offering some useful tips to participatory theatre makers and facilitators who are delivering online. Collective Encounters, 2020.  

A collection of links guidance and advice to support organisations during/post Covid-19. Safeguarding Liverpool, 2020

A valuable resource for artists interested in making digital theatre. Theatre Uncut, 2020.