COMMUNITIES
CREATIVE WELLBEING & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
At RedBobble Arts, we believe in the transformative power of creativity. As a neurodiverse, female-led theatre company, we are committed to making the arts accessible, engaging, and empowering for all—especially those who face adversity. Through our dynamic creative wellbeing programmes and community engagement initiatives, we create spaces where stories are shared, voices are amplified, and individuals are supported in their journey of self-expression, confidence, and connection.
WORKSHOPS
TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT
OUR APPROACH
Creative Wellbeing for All
Our creative wellbeing workshops provide safe, nurturing environments for children, young people, and adults facing adversity. Designed to foster creativity & self-expression, resilience, and connection, our programmes use theatre and the arts as tools for healing, growth, and empowerment.
Removing Barriers to Access
We bring the arts directly to communities, ensuring that creative engagement is not confined to traditional theatre spaces. By collaborating with local organisations and partners, we tailor our programmes to meet the unique needs of each community, breaking down barriers and making participation truly inclusive.
Empowering Through Collaboration
We are passionate about fostering a culture of support and collaboration, ensuring co-production is at the heart of every project. Through initiatives like the Freedom Theatre Workshops and Female Artist Neurodiverse Network Yorkshire (FANN), we create opportunities for creative growth, self expression and changing inner narrativesl.
A LEGACY OF CREATIVE WELLBEING
With over 12 years of experience in the arts, community engagement and mental health we have developed specialist creative wellbeing programmes for children,young people and adults facing adverse experiences. Our work prioritises creativity, accessibility, engagement, and impact, ensuring that every participant feels valued, inspired, and empowered.
Our workshops are designed for:
Children and young people in areas of low arts engagement.
Those experiencing Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs).
Refugees & asylum seekers, including unaccompanied minors.
Individuals with Autism and ADHD.
Older adults facing social isolation in areas of low arts engagement.
Early career artists
Through a diverse range of art forms—including theatre, movement, dance, creative writing, spoken word, mime, mask work, circus skills, and visual arts—we create enriching, transformative experiences that:
Foster creativity and self-expression.
Improve wellbeing and mental health.
Build confidence, agency and resilience.
Strengthen social connections and community belonging.