The Arts Centre is now the administrative base for Epic’s work in Cambodia, with a wonderful, spacious office area that is always buzzing with activity, and a resource room that houses books and DVDs all about inclusive performing arts.
Below the office is the Visual Arts Studio, a vibrant and colourful space, in which fantastical creations from giant puppets to a hummer wheelchair have all come to life.
The Angus Lawson Performance Building is a fantastic double-storey, accessible space that houses workshops, meetings and performances.
The centre is a beautiful, fully accessible space full of happy faces and exciting opportunities. Heart-felt thanks to all individuals and organisations that have financially and emotionally supported the development of the centre. The opening of the centre was an exciting day for everyone from Epic, and Trustees Dermot and Esther and UK Managing Director Rachel all travelled to Cambodia to join the opening celebrations, which saw performances, presentations, flowers and smiles on a triumphant day in the wonderful Angus Lawson performance space.
We are now in the process of fundraising for the next addition to the centre which will include changing rooms, a dedicated space for the Peace Class and a music room. If you are interested in making a donation please click here