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Theatre in Schools Partnership launched

1st October 2009

Immediate Theatre, Face Front Inclusive Theatre and Theatre Venture celebrate the launch of the Theatre in Schools Partnership (TiSP) at Stratford Circus with a day of creative learning

The Children & Young People Now Awards 2009

28th September 2009

Now You See Me; Now You Don’t has been shortlisted for The Stay Safe Award at The Children and Young People Now Awards. Winners to be announced at a ceremony on 26th November. Fingers crossed!

We made a very special visit to meet Prime Minister Gordon Brown and Sarah Brown at Downing Street t

23rd June 2009

We made a very special visit to meet Prime Minister Gordon Brown and Sarah Brown at Downing Street today as runners-up in the ‘Safety and Citizenship’ category of the Health for Kids Awards 2009. Jo Carter said: "it was a really enjoyable experience and we are delighted our play 'Now You See Me; Now You Don't' has had such recognition. The Prime Minster even complimented 'Immediate Theatre' on our striking name!" Read about it on Number 10's website or watch the video on You Tube.

Heritage Lottery Fund

10th May 2009

We are delighted to receive £50,000 from the Heritage Lottery Fund to support our Big Blue Fence Project, using the arts to explore local heritage in three Olympic boroughs.

Health for Kids Awards

5th May 2009

Now You See Me; Now You Don't, our interactive play about road safety, is a runner up in the Safety and Citizenship category of the Health for Kids Awards 2009 from over 600 entries!

Well London in Woodberry Down

1st April 2009

Well London will be funding us to work in partnership with East London Dance to a deliver a week of activities on the Woodberry Down estate in Hackney.

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Breakouts adaptation of George Orwell’s Animal Farm will be performed at New Kingshold Community Hall Friday 30th July.

History

Immediate Theatre was set up by Jo Carter in 1996 in response to Hackney’s Agenda 21 consultative process. Agenda 21 brought together the council and community to develop practical ways to tackle economic, social and environmental problems and achieve sustainable development.