An introduction to social enterprise: running yourself as a business

An introduction to social enterprise: running yourself as a business at Acta Community Theatre

An event on Wednesday 17th March. The event starts at 10:00.


Acta Community Theatre is proud to present the sixth session of the Elevate programme: An introduction to social enterprise: running yourself as a business

Elevate is a skills-building programme for socially engaged theatre-makers and artists who are interested in working with a specific community of people. It is designed as a practical, explorative course that we hope builds a lasting creative community. We have a cohort of practitioners signed up for the term, but we also open up some sessions for all to book on to.

what will I do in this workshop?

* You'll really get to grips with what a social enterprise is
* We'll talk you through creating a simple business plan and budget
* We'll look into mapping your journey and creating an action plan to come away with

Whilst this day will be focussed on undertaking this work as a theatre practitioner, we believe other artists will benefit from this too.

 If the price is a barrier for you to attending the workshop, please email [email protected] to discuss how we can help you attend.

Access: The workshop will be in our theatre which is accessed via five steps. A lift is available for those who need it. We have an accessible toilet on site. We're keen to accommodate you and can work to help out with further access requests. For example, we can offer use of on-site wheelchairs and walkers, we can save a spot for you in our carpark, allocate a free ticket to your carer or companion, sighted guiding, any printouts can be provided in large print, and more.

We are very keen to accommodate you - please reach out to request adjustments (including any you have that are not listed above) by contacting [email protected]



Entry requirements: no age restrictions

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