Zoom and gloom: Why digital platforms are no “quick fixes” for accessibility
In our latest article, Emma Rogerson writes on why the rise of digital theatre in the age of Covid may not be the easy accessibility fix it seems to be. Se...
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The Lowry’s Temporary Nightingale Courtroom: A Response
In light of the strain that COVID-19 has put on theatres around the country, The Lowry recently announced that they will be partnering with the Ministry of Jus...
A Promise For More Diversity But What Are Theatres Actually Doing?
For theatres, these last few months have been critical, but the next few are essential. Emma Rogerson discusses the present and future pressures on UK theatres...
Emma Rogerson
Emma Rogerson is a playwright and theatre critic based in the North West. All of her work is socially engaged and politically charged, particularly regarding class, gentrification and queer life and, consequently, accessibility is incredibly important. It’s her hope that her AYT work will act as a space to explore pressing questions of diversity, representation and accessibility facing theatre today.