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Graeae Fly the Flag for Human Rights
To mark the 70th anniversary of the United Declaration of Human Rights, Graeae are re-releasing their Acts of Memory film. This is as part of the Fly the Flag national season of work.
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Disability Arts Online and Graeae launch new arts podcast
Disability Arts Online, the leading publication for disability arts is joining forces with Graeae, one of the world’s most prominent disability-led theatre companies to deliver the Disability And…Podcast.
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Nickie Miles-Wildin joins Graeae as Associate Director
With the departure of Amit Sharma to Birmingham Repertory Theatre, we are delighted to announce the appointment of Nickie Miles-Wildin as Graeae’s new Associate Director.
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Sarah’s Singing Marathon for Ensemble
To help raise money and secure a future for D/deaf and disabled artists, Sarah Warren is doing a SINGING MARATHON throughout June to support Graeae’s Ensemble programme for young theatre makers.
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Amit Sharma to join Birmingham Rep
We’re thrilled to announce our Associate Director Amit Sharma will be joining Birmingham Repertory Theatre as their new Deputy Artistic Director in Spring / Summer 2019. He joins other new appointments Sean Foley as Artistic Director, and Rachael Thomas as Executive Director. Amit has been Graeae’s Associate Director since 2011, and is a graduate from Graeae’s Missing Piece […]
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Jenny Sealey nominated for National Diversity Award 2019
We are delighted to announce that our Artistic Director and CEO Jenny Sealey MBE has been nominated for a 2019 National Diversity Award, in the category of Positive Role Model: Disability. Jenny has been Graeae’s Artistic Director since 1997. In this time, she’s moved the company to the iconic Bradbury Studios in Hoxton, coined the […]
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This Is Not For You: Remembered
In Summer 2018, Graeae produced This Is Not For You, a large-scale and hugely ambitious new outdoor production by Mike Kenny with original music by Oliver Vibrans, co-commissioned by 14-18 NOW (the UK’s arts programme for the first-world war centenary) and Blesma, The Limbless Veterans. This unique show, directed by Jenny Sealey, was the first […]
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Graeae statement on Access to Work cap increase
“Grant to support disabled people in the workplace increases” (Press release) What this press release does not say is that prior to 2016, there was no limit on the amount of support D/deaf and disabled people could receive from ATW. Support was determined in respect to need. People have had their awards cut under […]
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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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Disability arts goes global
Celebrating the recent Winter Paralympic Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea, we’ve launched our next series of ‘In conversation with…’ videos to discuss how disability arts is addressed around the world. Presenter and Journalist, Mik Scarlet interviews Jenny Sealey (Artistic Director, Graeae), Amit Sharma (Associate Director, Graeae), Jodi-Alissa Bickerton (Creative Learning Director, Graeae) and Asako Hirokawa […]
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Introducing our year five Write to Play writers!
For the first time since Write to Play launched, year 5 will specifically focus on nurturing D/deaf and disabled writers within the BAME community. Graeae will be working alongside Bush Theatre, Soho Theatre, Ovalhouse, Talawa and Tamasha. Get to know our writers as we ask them a few questions about the year ahead and what their […]
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#SugarWater documentary receives first cinematic screening
We are delighted to announce that Breakneck Films’ documentary #SugarWater, will be receiving it’s first cinematic screening at the Genesis Cinema in Mile End on Sunday 3 December 2017 as part of World Disability Day. #SugarWater charts the journey of Graeae’s first ever production at the National Theatre in spring 2016 with Jack Thorne’s The […]