For disability history month. Amend are looking for neurodivergent people to participate in a relaxed reading of a short theatre piece about the laird Hugh Blair of Borgue, a neurodivergent man from the eighteenth century.

In partnership with Welsh homelessness charity The Wallich, ‘An Orange in the Subway’ will be performed outdoors at Mackenzie Park, Cardiff. Featuring a cross-over cast and creative team of The Wallich service users and seasoned professionals, ‘The Other Room’ embraces its new nomadic normal with this latest production.

In October 2024 we premiered our latest production, A Visit by Siân Owen. The response from audiences was hugely positive and we are planning to tour this remarkable show in 2025

Following on from our hugely successful sold out show last year Scene/Change is back! The first programme of its kind that celebrates Welsh and Wales based theatre-makers of South Asian heritage.

Theatr Clwyd as part of the Craidd Partnership are offering two Trainee placements in Set & Costume Design and Lighting & Video Design for Deaf, disabled and/or neurodivergent theatre-makers with a connection to Wales.

2055. The Programme has driven Deafness underground. Using sign language is forbidden and is a radical act of protest, evoking suspicion and oppression. Is Martha’s cabaret club a welcome home for an excluded minority, a safe haven for potential terrorists or something even more sinister?

The organisation has £3000 for an artist or company to develop a piece of family friendly outdoor theatre that can be either a static...

Michelle Perez is audio describing three new shows at the Sherman Theatre this Spring.

We need more Deaf, disabled, and neurodivergent creatives bringing their talents and skills into theatre in Wales.

Next week, we have a Disability theatre forum with the fantastic Same Hat theatre company, run by DAC members Poppy Horwood and Macsen McKay