Guide to Accessible Theatres in London

London is known around the world for its rich and illustrious relationship with theatre. It encompasses over 230 theatres and is home to the renowned …

Drunken Chorus Inclusive Theatre Company and Charity present A Bit Of A Do

Now in its third year, the pioneering free mini-festival A Bit Of A Do from Drunken Chorus returns championing the work of artists with and without di…

Birds of Paradise/National Theatre of Scotland production My Left Right Foot – The Musical tops the shortlists

A company which initially had its three-year funding withdrawn by Creative Scotland last year, sparking a public outcry, has seen one of its productio…

New Relaxed Performance At The Royal Shakespeare Theatre

The Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) are staging their second Relaxed performance of a full-length Shakespeare play. The Relaxed version of A…

Call for D/deaf and disabled artists at CRIPtic

A showcase of D/deaf and disabled artists curated by Jamie Hale is coming to the Barbican in October 2019, and applications to work and perform open s…

BSL interpreted poetry cabaret returns to Roundhouse London after previous sell-out shows

What Words Are Ours? A tongue-twisting, thigh-slapping, tear-jerking poetry-cabaret, exploring words as a tool of protest, dissent and joy, BSL inte…

Inclusive Theatre Company ‘Chickenshed’ presents Christmas Tales

Christmas Tales is Chickenshed's fun and festive show for children aged 0-7 years old. We have added a sprinkling of magical snowflakes to our regul…

Touretteshero brings Hacks for the Future to Inverness as part of Futureproof Festival

The National Theatre of Scotland is marking Scotland’s Year of Young People in 2018 by staging a major radical new festival of international performing…

Inclusive Theatre Company ‘Chickenshed’ presents A Christmas Carol

Join Chickenshed for a magical and brilliantly uplifting retelling of the unforgettable story of Ebenezer Scrooge, that "squeezing, wrenching, grasping…