What We Do
We use improv comedy theatre to build confidence, foster connections, and empower people to break free from social isolation.
In weekly workshops, our participants are invited to learn improv comedy skills, express themselves and share laughter in a safe space. From the first season, the impact went beyond our expectations – the participants not only had their first experience of improv and co-creation, but also reported an increase in confidence. Some went on to take on volunteering positions, rekindle estranged family relationships, succeed at job interviews and take other steps out of social isolation.
Within our first year of operations, we were shortlisted at the inaugural Arts & Homelessness International (AHI) Awards in the category ‘Arts and Homelessness Project of the Year’.
Since then, we have deepened our relationships within the arts & homelessness sector, and in 2026, we added a new strand of work: workshops for and with adults with an immigration or refugee background.
We are currently funded by the Supporting Act Foundation, and by public funding from the National Lottery through Arts Council England to run our third season of workshops from 2026-27.
Our Partners and Funders
