Watch how Leeds Playhouse and Ramps on the Moon made their landmark co-production of Oliver Twist
We are enriching the stories we tell and the way we tell them by normalising the presence of deaf and disabled people both on and off stage.
Led by New Wolsey Theatre, Ipswich, Ramps on the Moon brings together a collaborative network of six National Portfolio Organisation theatres: Birmingham Repertory Theatre, Theatre Royal Stratford East, Nottingham Playhouse, Leeds Playhouse, Sheffield Theatres and associate partners Wiltshire Creative and RTYDS.
Michèle Taylor, Director for Change, Ramps on the Moon, is appointed MBE for services to Theatre and People with Disabilities as part of the New Year’s
Are you a Deaf, disabled and/or neurodivergent performer? Do you want the chance to showcase your talent in front of industry leaders? Then take part
How did Leeds Playhouse and Ramps on the Moon make their landmark co-production of Oliver Twist? All is revealed as Ramps on the Moon takes over Strive Collective’s The GreenRoom with a series of
"From a creative perspective... it's like I've had this paint box that I've made plays with for ages, and I've just discovered there was another layer!"
There are going to be plenty of ways to get involved with An Agent for Change across the country as more Agents for Change positions are created more opportunities will arise. This is an exciting time for the development of access and this is your chance to get involved!
If you would like to submit an article from elsewhere, blog post about an experience you have had (positive or negative!) or even a video of something you have seen that helps tell our story of change, you can do it here. Please make your stories compelling and shareable, relevant and provocative, and we’ll do the rest.
