Arts, Culture & Heritage 2024
National Youth Theatre

National Youth Theatre Impact Report 2024

National Youth Theatre engages young people across the UK in theatre training, performance and creative industries pathways. In 2023–24 it engaged 15,000 young people annually, achieved 85% progression to training or employment for NEET participants, and provided £850,000 in bursary support. The charity widens access to youth theatre and creates employment pathways through creative industries for disadvantaged young people.

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📋About

Theatre training and education, performance opportunities, bursaries and scholarships, support for NEET young people into employment/training Custom geography from upload: UK-wide (London HQ)

📊Key Metrics

15,000 young people annually Key Metric 1
85% NEET participants progressed to training/employment Key Metric 2
£850,000 bursary support Key Metric 3

✅Key Outcomes

  • Young people in theatre
  • NEET participants in employment pathways
  • Bursary access expanded

📍Geography

UK-Wide

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