What Graeae means to me
We make theatre that matters.
What Graeae means to me
We make theatre that matters.
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TRAINING & LEARNINGEnsemble 2020
We are delighted to have launched the third year of our groundbreaking training programme Ensemble, with an intake of seven young Deaf and disabled artists. For the first time, the course is formally accredited by Rose Bruford College.
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WHAT'S ONOliver Twist
The next production for Ramps on the Moon is a new adaptation of Oliver Twist, touring in 2020. All performances will creatively integrate British Sign Language, audio description and captioning.
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TRAINING & LEARNINGCreative diversity & inclusion training from Jenny Sealey
Delivered by Jenny Sealey, Graeae’s acclaimed Dare You training programme helps companies to get the very best out of their staff and teams by exploring authentic communication and hidden talents.
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Award-winning accessible space & rehearsal room hire
Graeae’s home at the award-winning Bradbury Studios in Central London, fully fitted with high spec equipment and completley accessible, is the perfect space for rehearsals, conferences and meetings.
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The Disability And...Podcast
Graeae and Disability Arts Online present a new Podcast series, getting right to the heart of some of the most pressing issues in arts, culture and beyond through a collection of bold, provocative and insightful interviews with disabled artists and key industry figures. Transcripts for all episodes also available.
LISTEN & SUBSCRIBE NOWNEWS & OPINION
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The Iron Man – Q&A with Director Nickie Miles-Wildin
Director Nickie Miles-Wildin gives us an insight into The Iron Man and what it has been like adapting it for libraries.
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What We Talk About When We Talk About Mental Health
We’re delighted that One Under is getting people talking about mental ill-health. But the language we use when doing so is critical. The right words help create and shape an inclusive environment for mental health service users and survivors. The wrong ones return us to a not-too-distant past where mental ill-health was something to be […]
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Matt Trueman talks to Winsome Pinnock and Amit Sharma about the reworking of One Under
Some plays have prescience, some are ahead of their time. Fourteen years after Winsome Pinnock’s puzzle of a play One Under had its world premiere, with Graeae’s new version of the work about to embark on a national tour, this tale of Londoners that fall through the cracks has arguably never felt more of […]
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