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TRAINING & LEARNINGEnsemble training course
Are you Deaf and/or disabled, aged between 17 – 29 and passionate about theatre? Graeae Ensemble is a pioneering Cert HE in Theatre Making and Leadership in creative partnership with Rose Bruford College and is proudly disabled-led. Apply now! Deadline: 1 July 2021.
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Anti-Racism Touring Rider
We are one of 25 touring companies to have launched the Anti-Racism Touring Rider, a step towards more equitable working conditions for touring shows & events.
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News & OpinionThe Tempest - Swimming for Beginners
Our Artistic Director has been running rehearsals via zoom with artists from Japan, Bangladesh and the UK to stage a production of a bold, modern reworking of Shakespeare’s The Tempest. Find out more about the cast, creative process and production.
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'How to...' videos for making accessible work online
We have made a new series of ‘How to…’ videos for making accessible work online. Check them all out here. All films are audio described and captioned.
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 Tempest – Swimming for Beginners
We’ve been working on an international project in collaboration with the British Council and Owlspot Theatre to stage a production of The Tempest: Swimming for Beginners which will be performed at Owlspot Theatre, Tokyo, Japan from 1 – 6 June 2021. Directed by Jenny Sealey, The Tempest is a bold, modern reworking of Shakespeare’s […]
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Hear Me Now: volume 2
Graeae are delighted to be one of the partners on Tamasha Theatre Company’s next volume of Hear Me Now, audition monologues for Actors of Colour. With a focus on actors and writers who are either ethnically diverse and/or Deaf or disabled, the new volume will feature over 100 brand new monologues. Conceived in 2016 […]
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Work We Love
During the pandemic, Deaf and disabled artists and disabled led companies have – and still are – creating some brilliant, engaging and powerful work. Below are details of some of our highlights, with links to watch or listen, along with details for accessibility of each. We’ll try and keep this page updated regularly. If you […]
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