September 1990- April 1991:

• Chances are…, T.I.E. production goes on tour, one of the performances was at Gingerbread’s Disability Awareness Day in March.

  In Graeae’s words: “Susie is eighteen, popular, likes chocolate, is disabled, lives at home with her mother………and finds out she’s pregnant.

  Chances Are…follows Susie through her choices and decisions, and in doing so raises questions about the way society regards motherhood, about hereditary disabilities, family pressure and the choices surrounding all of us, disabled and non-disabled concerning pregnancy.”

  In reviewer’s words: “‘Chances Are’ brought various issues to do with disability clearly into focus and was all the more relevant to Gingerbread because the play also examined the choices faced by young, single mother-to-be and the difficult decisions she had to make.” -Unknown Reviewer, April/May 1991.

21st – 22nd March:

• Revenge presented by the Riversiders in association with Graeae and Greenwich Youth Aid is presented at Greenwich Young People’s Theatre.