Graeae is a disabled-led theatre company that profiles the skills of actors, writers and directors with physical and sensory impairments.  The artistic approach creates aesthetically accessible productions that include a disabled and non-disabled audience.

Graeae is the leading British company in its field, and has been led by Jenny Sealey, Artistic Director, since 1997.  We have an enviable reputation for producing thrilling and innovative work, particularly built around the creative use of sign language and audio description.

Graeae promotes the inclusion of disabled people in professional performance, has developed a unique programme of theatre training and offers writing commissions and training to disabled writers.

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BBC Talent Boost at the Actors Centre - A training initiative to discover, train and enrich the pool of disabled and ethnically diverse screen actors. Deadline 31 July.Click here for more information.

Graeae's new building - Bradbury Studios - wins prestigious architecture & design award.  Click here for full details.

New programme of Street Arts productions announced. Three pieces to be staged across various summer festivals in London and Milton Keynes. Click here  for more details.

Put these dates in your diary! Graeae's biggest ever production takes to the stage in October. Featuring 12 classic Ian Dury & The Blockheads songs, Reasons To Be Cheerful will run for 4 weeks in Ipswich and Stratford, East London.  Click here for more information.