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Graeae (grey-eye) Theatre Company - G, R, A, E, A, E

Production poster with a purple and cream background. The image shows five polaroid photos. Three of the images read Romeo, and, Juliet. The other three images are of actors in the production. Each actor is posing and looking a different direction.

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We create radical theatre, placing access at the heart of our work.

Productions

Online London East Midlands View all

  • The Anchors and The Sails

    London

    Past production

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    Aerial view of a campsite with chairs in a circle around a cosy warm fire. A tropical jungle surround the outside.

  • Romeo and Juliet

    North West

    Past production

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    Purple background with a set of 5 polaroid's on top of each other. 3 have the text Romeo and Juliet whilst the others are filled with actors profiles.

  • Self-Raising

    National

    Past production

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    Poster for Self-Raising. Jenny Sealey looks forward whilst flour is thrown all around her.

  • High Times and Dirty Monsters – watch the full show!

    National

    Past production

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    6 young people are positioned in front of a blue background. Their outlines are colourful and cartoon-like.

  • The Festival of Rights: work in progress

    London

    Past production

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    Three fists in the air; the fists themselves are made up of small images of illustrated people. This is all in-front of a blue background.

  • This Woven O

    London

    Past production

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    The head of a black woman in a circle of woven sticks and reeds. She has her eyes closed and her mouth slightly open, she is looking directly to the right.

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Corporate Young People Teachers & Students View all

  • Young People

    Young Company

    Our Young Company is for those aged 16+, Deaf, disabled and/or neurodivergent, who love theatre and acting and wish to…

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    Production photo from The Anchors and The Sails. Several performers in a semicircle onstage. One actress is standing and one interpreter is standing, the rest are seated. Captions are projected on the wall behind the performers.

  • Young People

    Children’s Company

    Our Children’s Company is open to anyone aged 6-11 who is Deaf, disabled and/or neurodivergent.   Our in-person group gather on…

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    A group of children and adults all sat on a crash mat. They have their fists in the air and are smiling and cheering.

  • Writers

    New Writing Festival, 25 & 26 January 2025

    Festival highlights included rehearsed readings of full-length plays by talented playwrights Shahid Iqbal Khan and Lettie Precious. Attendees also enjoyed…

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    Bright pink background with a white box on top of a black box with text Graeae's New Writing Festival
  • Graeae has given me new awareness of disabled people inclusive to our industry.  I can become one of those people who can implement change.
    Participant Creative Access Training

  • Artists

    Bespoke Artist Development Programme

    Beyond is back this year helping to develop greater access to regional opportunities across England ensuring Deaf, disabled and neurodivergent…

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  • Writers

    Getting your work staged

    Seed commissions A seed commission is a small amount of money we 'plant' with a writer to start a project.…

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    Three performers on stage. Two are sitting in chairs facing each other, and the third is walking behind them. They are all holding scripts.

  • Organisations

    Introduction to Front of House Access

    Led by Graeae’s, Access Manager, Vicky Berry and Graeae's Artist Development Coordinator, Manishta Sunnia. This training is suitable for individuals…

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    A Graeae access table; there is a large poster to the left of the table that says 'Access Table'. The table itself is littered with flyers and information papers.

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Resources Community stories News View all

  • Women’s History Month

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    Two performers dressed in red and white costumes, strike dramatic poses.
  • Star-crossed lovers double up & dazzle. The show's radical challenge is to make us ask why we would favour one Romeo & Juliet over another.

    Rating: 4 out of 5

    Romeo and Juliet - The Guardian

  • ‘How-to’ …be an administrator in the arts

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    The front of Graeae Bradbury Studios

  • LGBTQ+ History Month

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    Black and white production photo from a kind of immigrant. Two men are embracing one another and smiling.

  • Capital Project Updates

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    Blue background, a red hook holds an under construction sign that reads, capital project. The sign is cream with black dashes around the side, the text is also black.

  • Video

    ‘How-to’…become a playwright and a dramaturg

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    Five performers on stage, they all click their fingers in unison. The performer centre stage emerges from a framed set of curtains, and is wearing a stand-out, turquoise ball gown.

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