The business & administration of the Performing Arts
Enjoyment and interest in Performance work
Active involvement in performance research
Participation in performative work
Opportunities for mutually beneficial exchange between communities and countries
A point of contact with other individuals and communities, locally, nationally and internationally
A source of learning and study with opportunity to gain qualifications in vocational certification BTEC, AVCE, ‘A’ level and GCSE
A creative voice
Artistic cultural exchanges nationally and internationally provide research material and rich creative experiences.
Performance takes on any number of meanings through video conferencing and multi media technologies. Working with international performance artists will challenge stereotypes and breakdown cultural and political barriers.
Nexus assists members of the community to:
Develop communication skills, verbal and non-verbal
Develop their abilities to work co-operatively and as a team
Appreciate and gain experience in aspects of performance and production both as audience and artists
Understand performance as a creative, expressive art form
Make important discoveries about their values and feelings and thereby come to a broader understanding of themselves and others
View themselves as integral participants within a social system
Foster an enjoyment of the performance literature and artistic conventions from a variety of cultures and traditions
Embark on a course of study and gain a qualification
Develop a visual literacy
Employ ICT and digital technologies to enhance and explore performance