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Championing the imagination for everyone
We believe that immersive theatre can change the world.
Escaping into Punchdrunk Enrichment stories gives you purpose, unlocks your potential and opens up a world of possibilities.
Punchdrunk Enrichment is a charity creating transformational cultural experiences for education, community and family audiences.
Based in London, our immersive projects put people at the heart of an unforgettable journey. Since 2009 we have impacted the lives of more than 150,000 participants via our work for schools, families and in community settings. Our approach to world-making gives a rich sense of joy and wonder to the communities we serve.
| When you donate | You unlock opportunity for |
|---|---|
| £20 | A child to experience our flagship primary schools literacy project 'The Lost Lending Library.' |
| £50 | A family of four to experience a Punchdrunk Enrichment family show. |
| £100 | A teacher to receive a bespoke, creative training session from a Punchdrunk Enrichment practitioner. |
| £500 | A class to experience our creative writing project 'A Small Tale.' |
| £1000 | A young theatre practitioner to develop skills in scenic arts through paid training from industry professionals. |
| £3000 | A whole primary school to experience 'A Curious Quest.' |
The need for imagination and creativity has never been more urgent.
Arts and creativity are marginalised in the classroom and in society.
By donating to Punchdrunk Enrichment you are becoming a Keyholder and unlocking possibilities and removing barriers for those who stand to gain the most through our positive and purposeful work. As a keeper of that key, we see you as a champion of the imagination and gatekeeper of accessible opportunities.
Your support opens doors for people across the UK. We look forward to sharing our work with you and will provide regular updates and insights into all our work as well as annual impact reports.
Why support us?
The children were so excited by where they had been, what they had seen, heard, smelled, tasted, touched and been told, and were so powerfully motivated by the characters they had met, that they came away filled with an urgent need to communicate. [...] This vivid and emotionally charged immersive experience successfully kindled their creative energies and their enthusiasm for speaking and writing – all the teacher had to do was to fan the flames. It was a joy to behold.
Elizabeth Booth, Headteacher, Dalmain Primary School, Lewisham, on working with Punchdrunk Enrichment
I can’t remember seeing anything quite like it and I can understand why the children – and the teachers! – are mesmerised by it. We don’t always see the arts, creativity and schools working together well but this was a good example of how it can be done effectively… It will stay in my mind as a really good example of arts organisations working with schools.
Baroness Estelle Morris, former education Secretary, after visiting The Lost Lending Library
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