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Western Edge Youth Arts

Creates unique, socially engaged performances working in collaborative partnerships with communities, schools and young people.

Our performances are artistically complex, socially engaged, funny, challenging and beautiful. We know this because of our extensive audience response data.

Our focus is on providing ACCESS to high quality arts experiences to young people – particularly from CALD and disadvantaged backgrounds – who would not otherwise have access to them.

Western Edge supports, mentors and trains CALD emerging artists to become cultural leaders in their own communities and beyond through the arts.

Western Edge is a community of leading practitioners with specific skills in arts education, community arts and Applied Theatre.

Western Edge is committed to making excellent art for audiences that will are unlikely to ever attend main stream venues.

Western Edge projects are grounded in research and reflective practice – we believe in the importance of theory and intellectual rigour underpinning all our work.

 

KEY RESEARCH DOCUMENTS

Read about our latest research and data about the most recent works we have developed. Our audience data and opinions and about our artists and emerging artists.

NEW WORKS 2010-12

AUDIENCES

ARTISTS

KEY FILMS OF 2012

Western Edge Youth Arts Showreel, 2012

 

Zamunda Documentary, 2012

 

Stories from Asia, 2012 

 

Beagle Bay Chronicles, 2012

 

Chronicles: Searching for Songlines, 2010 

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Western Edge Youth Arts Inc.

located at Phoenix Youth Centre
72 Buckley St. Footscray, VIC 3011

03 9091 4716
info@westernedge.org.au

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