ArtsGoupie are advocates and creators of social artistry. We recognise the potency of the arts to promote wellbeing in communities, which has been proven to enhance people’s physical and mental health. People involved in creativity experience less depression and anxiety, as well as improved memory and reasoning. The arts can give a community a sense of identity, and has the ability to change minds through stories that affect us emotionally.
We know how important the arts are in bettering lives and bringing people together, which is why access to the arts is so paramount. Everything we do is done with purpose to promote activism on social issues and conflicts, to give people a voice, to bring to light valuable stories and perspectives , and to support a shift in consensus towards societal equality, and equity.
See our theatre events below to learn more about how ArtsGroupie has been achieving these aims.
WEAVE explored the invasive power of social media and technology on our lives, as well as its effects on our wellbeing.
As a part of the project, we also conducted a small study on the impact of social platforms on personal wellbeing. We compiled the results into a final project report.
15th and 16th October, 2026 at 7pm
The true story of the most evil book ever written and its horrifying legacy.
Innsbruck, 1485.
Helena Scheuberin finds herself the unwitting muse of a religious zealot – the self-proclaimed Hammer of Witches. Her witch trial would raise the ire of the Hammer, its outcome dooming women for centuries after. Now, Helena confronts her accuser one final time with her soul on the line.
Written and directed by David Griffiths, creator of ArtsGroupie CIC’s chilling adaption of The Signalman and starring Samantha Alton (‘Kitty Queen of the Washhouse’) as Helena Scheuberin and John Maguire (‘A Portrait of William Roscoe’) as Heinrich Kramer. ArtsGroupie CIC blends its acclaimed portrayal of historical events with a dramatic and frightening narrative worthy of their annual sell out performances of Ghost Stories for Christmas, which have been featured in the New York Times.
