The Arts Alliance is the national body for the promotion of arts in the Criminal Justice Sector.

Featured Companies

  • Good Vibrations
  • Escape Artists
  • Music in Prisons
  • Clean Break
  • Geese Theatre Company
  • Helix Arts
  • Angus McLewin - AMA
  • TiPP
  • Jane Sperinck
  • Inside Job Productions
  • Rideout
  • Dance United
  • Synergy Theatre Project
  • Safe Ground
  • Koestler Trust
  • Thames Valley Partnership

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Simon Bull, Tony Cealy, Playing for Time Theatre Company and 6 more joined The Arts Alliance
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Last week we visited the Hot Tap Theatre to see the latest play from Dean Stalham, an ex-offender with a fascinating life story who has used his experience before and during his time in prison to inspire writing that has been showcased at The Union,…
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October 20, 2010 to October 21, 2010
The Art of Engagement in Custodial Settings Marking the publication of Chris Johnston’s book on working with difficult groups, Rideout presents two days of workshops on their creative practice. Day One Morning: The Creative Prison Revisited; a pre…
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Deirdre O'Neill and Rebecca Frances Boden joined The Arts Alliance
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Hi everyone, I have been talking to the Ministry of Justice (NOMS Agency) and they tell me that the old PSI 50/2008 has been replaced with a new one PSI 38/2010. So the law hasn't been repealed as such, the PSI 50 has been cancelled but replaced by…
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Rideout added a discussion
Rideout is currently building its pool of freelance workers in respect of new work that is likely to available from Autumn 2010 onwards.   We are looking for freelance arts practitioners who have experience of facilitating workshops and/or creativ…
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http://www.newstatesman.com/blogs/the-staggers/2010/07/prison-arts-blunt-comedy More on this. What is the status of the version we saw? anyone know?
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However, the Guardian reports this: Last week Blunt was forced by Downing Street to withdraw plans to abolish a ban on comedy workshops and parties in prison. He said that offenders could be confronted with the victims of their crime in meetings fa…
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New Policy, New Evidence: National Conference of the Arts Alliance

Date: 28th & 29th September
Venue: Southbank Centre

The 2010 National Conference of the Arts Alliance will focus on why art works in supporting and rehabilitating offenders. The conference will host the inaugural Anne Peaker Debate opened by Geoffrey Peaker and chaired by Jude Kelly OBE, Artistic Director of Southbank Centre. Additionally Michael Spurr, Chief Executive of NOMS will be speaking at the Conference and numerous workshops will showcase the vast array of art being undertaken with people in Prison and in the community.

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