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Review: The Bus Stop, Traverse Theatre
The Bus Stop centres around the story of Jack, a young wheelchair user who is the victim of a cruel disability hate crime. The fallout causes Jack immense stre...
accessible theatre
3.0
Access All Areas: “I don’t want people to think of me as just a name or condition”
In our latest feature, Lindsey Huebner talks to Helen Bryer and Adam Smith of the brilliant company, Access All Areas about their new show, Still Here, moving ...
4.0
Review: Get Happy, Greenwich + Docklands International Festival
It is a rainy afternoon in Woolwich Arsenal where acrobatics and physical theatre company Told By An Idiot are about to perform their show Get Happy in the mid...
Feature: The Write to Play
The Write to Play programme is Graeae’s writer development programme, now in its second year and this time around focussed on the North West of England. I inter...
Bee Detective: Creating an accessible play for deaf and hearing children
Writer and actor Sophie Woolley writes about creating Bee Detective, a totally accessible play for both deaf and hearing children.
When I decided to write an...