February:

• In collaboration with Central Illustration Agency, Graeae launched Reframing the Myth, an exhibition at the Guardian’s exhibition space. The exhibition featured artistic interpretations of various artists and members of the Graeae collective from the company’s 35-year history. This exhibition resulted in a publication and featured a piece from Graeae’s patron Sir Peter Blake.

March:

• Graeae’s co-production Dhaka Theatre,
  A Different Romeo and Juliet is performed in Bangladesh as part of Shakespeare Lives which was sponsored and organized by the British Council.

August:

• A revived version of Graeae’s collaboration with Strange Fruit, The Garden performed in Brazil as a part of Rio’s 2016 Paralympic Games.

  Graeae’s Words: “A gathering of gardeners and guardians take you through the memory of England’s “green and pleasant land” in a deconsecrated churchyard in the heart of Greenwich. While seedlings are tended, angels look down from the top of 4 metre sway poles, and an emotional story of love, loss and hope unfolds.”

December:

• Graeae’s Youth Programme, ages 5-12, present Deck the Stalls at the Southbank Centre.