We make theatre that matters
Watch the video 'What Graeae means to me'.
We make theatre that matters
Watch the video 'What Graeae means to me'.
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WHAT'S ONAmy Dorrit
Following acclaimed new interpretations of The Hunchback of Notre Dame and The Midwich Cuckoos, Graeae and NPL join forces once again to present a radical new imagining of Charles’ Dickens classic Little Dorritfor BBC Radio 4, dramatized by April de Angelis and Nicola Werenowska.
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WHAT'S ONThe Rollettes at Alexandra Palace
This festive season, catch The Rollettes performing at the newly restored Alexandra Palace Theatre as part of Horrible Christmas from the acclaimed Birmingham Stage Company.
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Reasons to be Graeae book
NOW AVAILABLE in paperback, audio format and text only, this brand new book offers a unique insight into the first 38 years of the world’s first Deaf and disabled led theatre company.
Featuring reflections and insights from artists and theatre-makers including Nabil Shaban, Nicola Miles-Wildin, Jack Thorne, Maria Oshodi, Kathryn Hunter, Mat Fraser, Jemima Dury and Jenny Sealey.
ORDER YOUR COPY NOW!NEWS & OPINION
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Introducing our Year Six Write to Play writers!
Graeae are delighted to announce five D/deaf and disabled writers from South West England for the sixth year of Graeae’s Write to Play programme, commencing in January 2019. Writers will work in partnership with Graeae and year six organisations; Bristol Old Vic, Exeter Northcott Theatre, Theatre Royal Plymouth, Wiltshire Creative, Nuffield Southampton Theatres and Ustinov Studio […]
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Introducing our five new Patrons!
Graeae is delighted to announce the appointment of five new Patrons to help keep the company’s legacy alive. Graeae’s patrons are an integral part of keeping Graeae’s legacy thriving. We value their support, encouragement and enthusiasm, for both the company and for the social and artistic ethos Graeae promotes. What unites our five new patrons […]
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Shahid Iqbal Khan’s blog | Write to Play year 5
“Theatre is the consciousness of society.” – Winsome Pinnock This quote came up in a masterclass, as part of the Graeae Write To Play program, earlier this year. It was an exhausting week of writing workshops but there were some enlightening moments. The week was led by playwright Emteaz Hussain and dramaturg Ola Animashawun. I […]
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