An Introduction to Access Riders
Access riders, you may have heard of them, but what on earth are they? How do you make one, and how do you use it? Find out in the latest helpful addition to o...
Access in the Arts
Blog: Where are the artists with learning disabilities in the diversity debate?
Where are the artists with learning disabilities in the debate about diversity? What does work by young people with learning disabilities have to teach the arti...
Guest Blog: James Brining – Theatre is not just for certain kinds of people
Photo credit: Farrow Creatives
Being out in the communities around the city is absolutely fundamental to what the Playhouse is about for me. It’s important bec...
Feature: Never too young for Scottish Opera
Image credit: Mark Hamilton This month Scottish Opera presents KidO, an interactive musical experience for young children. Acclaimed children’s theatre direc...
Feature: Deafinitely Theatre is Something Else
Image by Helen Albert Deafinitely Theatre are the only deaf-led theatre company in Britain that provide performances and activities for both children and adu...
Feature: The Globe’s free giveaway to schools
Image credit: Ellie Kurttz “It’s designed to open up the theatre and Shakespeare to secondary school children.” This is the bold opening declaration fro...