
Young people gained an inspirational experience of the arts thanks to a new initiative from business charity BW3.
BW3 chair Adam Jupp said: “BW3 is all about partnerships, and working towards the common goal of inspiring young people in Wythenshawe. It has been great to forge a relationship with The Lowry and to give these students the chance to venture out of Wythenshawe and experience a live performance.”
John Cowie, Curriculum Lead of Performing Arts at Manchester Enterprise Academy said “What a fantastic experience, an emotive performance that reduced students to tears and gave them a taste of one of the premiere theatre experiences in the city. The students of MEA laughed, cried and thoroughly enjoyed the performance. BW3 has given an opportunity to students that they would not otherwise have had.”
BW3 is a charity that brings businesses together to improve the economic and social wellbeing of Wythenshawe. It was co-founded more than 20 years ago by a number of prominent organisations in the area, including Manchester Airports Group and Manchester City Council.