Kate Lovell, disabled theatre-maker and Agent for Change at Theatre Royal Stratford East, unpacks the meaning of her unusual job title, exploring how this Arts
Get you applications in quickly because the deadline for the next Unlimited traineeship post is fast approaching! They are looking for any aspiring disabled arts professionals, to
With the second Ramps on the Moon Production, The Who’s ‘Tommy’, being produced by The New Wolsey Theatre, Ipswich, is it a bit of a
Threepenny Opera, is a brilliant show being shown at a cinema near you. In addition how can we not share the news when one of
A brilliant article interviewing actor Genevieve Barr discussing her work as a Deaf Actor and the issues that; “For too long, theatre has seen disability as another box
2016 the New Wolsey Theatre held our first really successful full inclusive Disabled Access Day supported by Euans Guide and we are really looking forward
Extraordinary Bodies disabled circus awarded £700k ACE grant to develop new touring show. One of our Agents for Change, Jamie Beddard is part of Extraordinary Bodies. Congratulations to
This (2016) is the New Wolsey Theatres second year of offering a ‘Year 10’ work experience placement supported by Agent for Change, Amy Nettleton. It was felt
Shape Arts and Artsadmin will deliver the third Unlimited programme until 2020 Unlimited is an arts commissioning programme that aims to embed work by disabled
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.
