Accessible Theatre: the work that still needs to be done
Lydia Atkins questions whether UK theatres are doing enough to encourage, welcome and support audience members with disabilities.
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‘Lying in Silence’: the Warwick group chat scandal told through theatre
Lily Thwaites
Jun. 1
The ‘Uncomfortable’ art tour
Lucie Carr
May 31
The politicisation of Shakespeare
Rhys Clarke
May 29
“Profoundly touching and human”: a review of the Birmingham Rep’s ‘A Thousand Splendid Suns’
Emma Worrall
May 10
Electrifying: why Loft Theatre’s ‘The Crucible’ is essential viewing this week
Alpana Sajip
May 10
‘The Horne Section’ is coming to Warwick Arts Centre
Rhys Clarke
May 7
“A breath-taking production by an incredibly talented team”: a review of WUDS’ ‘The Normal Heart’
Tenikah Beveney
May 5
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