Take Part

A Black man in a red t-shirt raises his hands over his head and grins

People sit in a room with a wooden floor

People stand around looking at each other

People in a workshop, one man raises his hands in happiness

A woman leads a group in an exercise in which she contorts her face and body to look animalistic

People stand back to back with arms outstretched

Men sit on the floor drawing. Man in front wears a bright tie dye tshirt

About Take Part

Our Take Part programme works with participants across East London and beyond, building creative skills, increasing confidence and making performance.

Our projects are co-designed and co-led by learning disabled professionals, and tailor-made to the access needs of all participants, so everyone who takes part can express their own creative voice.

Projects take place in arts venues, day centres, care homes, community centres and colleges.

Our community of participants ranges from age 16 to 83 and includes people of all genders, ethnicities and backgrounds.

From one-off workshops to long-term programmes, we work hard to ensure everyone feels welcome and valued.

Q & A

What are the Take Part projects?

We also run outreach programmes alongside our professional productions.

Who are they for?

Our Take Part projects are open to learning disabled and autistic adults (18+) based in North and East London.

The Performance Making Diploma is open to learning disabled and autistic adults based anywhere, but you will need to be able to travel to classes in North West London.

Where do they take place?

Take Part workshops take place in Hackney and online.

Performance Making Diploma classes take place at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama.

How do I contact you?

For more information about individual projects you can contact Sophie by:

Phone 07805 490878
or Email sophie@accessallareasproductions.org