Welcome to Sunny Arts & Sunny Arts Films

Sunny Arts is a nationally acclaimed arts organisation that produces powerful socially conscious drama, film, video and dynamic interactive events.

Drama

Good drama engages the senses and emotions and has the power to move people. It helps people see things in new ways, raises awareness and gets people thinking on a deep level that can lead to personal change.

Sunny Arts creates meaningful quality live and recorded drama, documentary and training presentations that raise consciousness, highlight social concerns, illustrate health and social policy, discrimination or human rights abuses. Powerful interactive sessions allow audiences to enter the world of the characters and the issues. 

Video and film

Sunny Arts helps organisations and companies promote their services and raise awareness through video's and DVD's. We produce impactful drama, documentary, training, promotion and corporate video. Digital technology means DVD's are a cost effective way to get a message across or promote a cause. 

Creative and Interactive Training

We believe there is nothing more powerful and effective than the use of creative techniques and drama in training. These dynamic techniques are a powerful way to train and empower people and to disseminate ideas and good practice. 'The evaluations are superb'  Anne Barrett, Dignity Lead, The Department of Health.

Track Record

Sunny Arts has presented plays and training events to literally thousands of people for hundreds of organisations and councils and has been commissioned by, amongst others: The Home Office, The Department of Health, The Health Trusts, The Police Force and The Church. They create events and films that exceed their clients expectations. See the testimonials.

Sunny Arts is always happy to creatively explore ideas for presentations, trainings or films. It is free to call and discuss your ideas.

Latest presentations

 Keep Taking The Tablets

A brilliant, moving new play and interactive discussion about mental health and mental health services by Duncan Sibbald and Sunny Arts

One in four of us will experience mental health problems at some time in our life, yet there is still so little public awareness and understanding of mental health issues; of those who suffer, of those who care for those who suffer and of the services that are supposed to help. Discrimination, fear and ignorance still surrounds mental health and the number of cases of Hate Crime are on the increase. This powerful new drama raises public awareness and understanding of mental health issues. Written by a family member of someone with a long history of mental health problems it deeply engages the audience with humour, pathos and brings real insight into the truth of mental health and the reality of how society deals with it.

'Keep Taking The Tablets' is for all organisations and for public presentations. It involves the performance of the drama plus a meaningful interactive discusion about mental health that explores what works, what doesn't work and what is still needed. If you could host a performance of Keep Taking The Tablets please get in touch, as many people as possible  should see it.

Someone To Watch Over Me is a powerful drama and training event about elder abuse: How it happens and why others allow it to continue. Here's some feedback from the first performance: "Very powerful",    "Thought Provoking",   "Emotive and strong", "Very moving"   "What an eye opener",      "Best interactive session I have known"    "A very powerful tool".

We are performing the play across the country to professionals as well as to the public to raise awareness and promote action about elder abuse. If you could host a performance get in touch. For more information look in the Plays / Training events- Currently available. And the DVD of Someone To Watch Over Me is now out, see DVD's available.

'STOP IT! Is a 'Real' presentation for people with learning difficulties. It's a serious, funny, dynamic, interactive drama event that entertains while empowering people to be able to recognise and to stop abuse. Look in Current Plays / Training events for more details.