The Carclew Board is responsible for an annual funding program which supports the development of young artists and audiences by funding the operations of South Australian youth arts companies that work with, or for, children and young people. Companies currently funded through Carclew include:
Patch Theatre Company
Patch Theatre Company has a diverse repertoire of acclaimed, tour-ready productions for 4-8 year olds and their families. The company is based in Adelaide and has presented over 100 new productions to more than 1.8 million children and their families since it began in 1972.
Cirkidz: SA Circus Centre
Cirkidz celebrates difference, identity and diversity through circus skills training, in a fun and friendly environment. Cirkidz was founded in 1986 by artists Tony Hannan and Michael Lester, to provide meaningful recreation and community engagement opportunities for disadvantaged youth in Adelaide’s industrial inner west. Tony and Michael believed circus skills training would enhance the young people's social, physical and creative development.
D’faces of Youth Arts (Whyalla)
Based in Whyalla, SA, D'faces supports and encourages young people aged 7 - 27 years to get involved in the arts. They run workshops in visual and performing arts and regular club clown classes.
Restless Dance Theatre
Restless Dance Theatre works with young disabled and non-disabled people to create dance theatre and run workshop programs.
Riverland Youth Theatre (Renmark)
Riverland Youth Theatre inspires, nurtures and cultivates the creativity and stories of Riverland young people.
Carclew also contracts service delivery partners to provide high quality programs in schools and communities. Current service delivery partners include:
Musica Viva Australia – SA Musica Viva in Schools
Kura Yerlo – Kurruru Youth Performing Arts Program
Banner image: Rehearsals for Restless Dance Theatre's debut 5: the dancers direct | Photo by Shane Reid
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