What We’ve Done
We’ve trained artistic and production teams across the UK and Europe, worked with Front of House teams at some of the country’s leading venues, and led national change-making projects. We’ve worked with the National Theatre, Royal Court, Old Vic, Leeds Playhouse, Battersea Arts Centre, Nottingham Playhouse and many more, and are a partner company of The Lowry, Salford.
Here’s a taste of some our sector development work.
To find out more about our support for the film and TV sector, check out our screen page.
Jitney
Working with Dayo Koleosho in the role of Philmore in Headlong’s, Leeds Playhouse’s and Old Vic’s coproduction of ‘Jitney’ we:
- provided autism and learning disability awareness training across production departments
- supported cast access throughout rehearsals and tour
- provided one-to-one creative support across the process
The Darkest Part of the Night
Working with Lee Phillips in the lead role of Dwight in the Kiln’s production of ‘The Darkest Part of the Night’ we:
- provided autism awareness training across production departments
- provided Front of House training to the Kiln Theatre team
- supported cast access throughout rehearsals
- provided one-to-one creative support across the process
Faith, Hope and Charity
Working with Dayo Koleosho in the role of Karl, we’ve supported ‘Faith, Hope and Charity’ in runs at the National Theatre, Odéon-Thèâtre de l’Europe in Paris, Wiener Festwochen in Vienna, and Schaubühne in Berlin. We:
- provided autism and learning disability awareness training across production departments
- supported cast access throughout rehearsals and the international tour
- provided one-to-one creative support across the process.
Culture Shift at the Royal Court
Do you want to see how we made Imposter 22 more accessible for our audiences and artists? Check out some of Luke’s top tips for venue access.
If you’d like to talk to us about running this as part of your next NPO round, get in touch at
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