IT WOULD be a terrible shame to see the wonderful work the Bago Magic theatre group has produced cease after October.
The group, which started out as a creative outlet for people with disabilities, has broadened to become so much more to so many people within our community.
Studies have shown that the educational performance by art organisations enrich the learning experience in students, helps to improve performance in school and the community, and helps to develop creativity and social interaction between people who might not ordinarily have a common goal or alliance.
You may not be able to provide the $15,000 in funds it needs to survive beyond October’s performance and an untimely final curtain call – but assistance or some direction in sourcing grants might just be the magic trick to keep this magic act afloat.
