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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. 

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NEWS & OPINION

  • Shahid Iqbal Khan’s blog | Write to Play year 5

    November 9, 2018

    “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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  • Kathryn Golding’s blog | Write to Play year 5

    August 28, 2018

      *This blog includes strong language* For me, a great play leaves me asking questions. So, we left high off the success of the monologues at Soho Theatre and, after a cup of tea and a jammie dodger, I had time to reflect on how what we’d done. The five of us had each written […]

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  • Work experience

    July 16, 2018

      Last week we had two students from Richard Cloudesley School spend the day with us to observe on our Ensemble rehearsals. Here’s what they had to say… “We are Felix and Georgia, students from Richard Cloudesley School. We were here last week and we watched the Ensemble artists reading their scripts, Georgia has performed […]

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