WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING
Parents and Participants
"Every time I walk into the training space I come alive. Corrugated Iron has an energy of its own, and it’s great to be a part of that supportive energy."
Ginger
Circus and Drama Student
Alumni
"Corrugated Iron was instrumental to my development, not only as an artist but as a person.
It gave me the foundation for a professional career in the arts, as well as being a place where I felt welcome and valued at a crucial stage in my life. It was also great fun!"
Daniel Cunningham
Performer, Producer, Director, Party Passport
Impact & Evidence
"It's like exercise for your soul": how participation in youth arts activities contributes to young people's wellbeing.
Gretchen Marie Ennis & Jane Tonkin
A retrospective narrative study that sought to understand not only what wellbeing benefits participants attributed to youth arts activity, but more specifically, how these outcomes occurred. The concept of liminality, within a spaces of wellbeing approach, is used as a framework to explore and understand participants' stories of their time at Corrugated Iron.