Evidencing the Long-Term Impact of Youth Theatre Participation

In 2022, Youth Theatre Arts Scotland and the Scottish Graduate School for Arts and Humanities carried out research into the long-term impacts of participation in youth theatre on participants’ professional and personal lives. 
By Youth Theatre Arts Scotland, Ellie Mitchell

In 2022, Youth Theatre Arts Scotland (YTAS) and the Scottish Graduate School for Arts and Humanities (SGSAH) carried out research into the long-term impacts of participation in youth theatre on participants’ professional and personal lives. 

The study comprised of a web survey followed by case study interviews. The web survey was completed by 346 individuals, the findings of which were used to select a diverse range of individuals for eight case studies.

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