Telling stories

CLIENT: WONDER ARTS

Wonder Arts is a north-west based theatre company creating transformational cultural experiences for children and families in the public realm. We’ve worked with Wonder Arts on many project, including to develop a new one of voice, secure corporate partners, and to gain media coverage for their wonderful programmes.

Two people with an interesting machine in a town centre. Image with thanks to Marge Bradshaw Photography

All images are with thanks to Wonder Arts and Marge Bradshaw Photography

 

Wonder Arts brings artistic experiences to children and young people out in the public realm, and in places you’d never expect.

We’ve helped Wonder Arts to increase awareness, income, and cultural engagement.

 

The context

Operating from St Helens in Merseyside, Wonder Arts provide wonderful artistic experiences that are different to the norm, creating happiness and enjoyment for the whole family, contributing to people’s wellbeing, and enhancing the lives of local communities, children, young people, and families. 

They work exclusively in communities in outreach settings to deliver arts engagement activities for children, young people, and families experiencing social and economic disadvantage.

Wonder Arts: A new narrative - Really Good Things
 

What we did

We worked with Wonder Arts to:

  • Create a new brand voice following their organisational name change, and to develop the copy for all their new marketing assets

  • Develop stories about one of their key programmes, and gain media coverage - providing support to build the internal capacity of the Wonder Arts team

  • We also worked with the organisation in its former guise, Citadel Arts Centre, to develop a new fundraising strategy and approach, including recruiting ten corporate partners

 

Cultural opportunities for children and young people experiencing social and economic disadvantage.

 
A man looking through binoculars during a theatre performance
Child enjoying an arts performance

Collaborators:

Images with thanks to Wonder Arts and Marge Bradshaw Photography. All creative for this project was delivered by Kevin Lloyd


Really Good Things is a small but mighty consultancy working with arts, culture, heritage, and place organisations. Through brilliant communications and fundraising we help amplify the transformational impact of culture. Say hello.

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