Interview – Jenny Sealey
Jenny Sealey has been the artistic director of the Graeae Theatre Company since 1997 and pioneer of theatrical practice regarding inclusion, and been …
Jenny Sealey has been the artistic director of the Graeae Theatre Company since 1997 and pioneer of theatrical practice regarding inclusion, and been …
11 million people in the UK have some type of hearing problem. That’s more than London’s population. Despite the prevalence, many who are hard of hear…
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…
The life of Geraldine Elliott feels like a work of fiction, with every combination of heartache and achievement; it epitomises the strength of a woman …
“Deaf people can do anything apart from hear” - a powerful quote that, as if it were needed, reinforces the prevalent lack of belief and knowledge that…
In a world where there is not enough to go around, survival hangs in the balance and people are made to prove their worth. Against all odds, they dance…
Last December, Cast in Doncaster presented the UK’s first groundbreaking, fully British Sign Language (BSL) integrated pantomime. A smashhit Jack and th…