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White Noise

A performer on stage in a wheelchair, balancing on her back two wheels, with the two front off the ground. Her gaze is forward, and she has red and purple stage lights on her.

White Noise has emerged from creator Alisha Mclennan Marler’s lived experience as a mother with disability. It is an ongoing dance of communication…

Access By Design

A day for d/Deaf, disabled, and neurodivergent artists to explore new ideas, create new work concepts, meet new people, and lead creative change.

Wired Differently

A dynamic performance scene featuring six performers on stage. One musician plays an electric cello while five dancers around him strike expressive poses, captured mid-motion with intense focus and energy. They all wear black outfits with colourful abstract designs. The stage is lit with dramatic purple and pink lighting.

Wired Differently tells the stories of 8 outstanding artists who identify as being neurodivergent or living with a disability, weaving physical theatre, dance, song and language together.

Comedy on Cue

A vibrant, cartoon-style illustration of five cheerful performers posing in front of a colourful burst background. They stand behind a large film clapperboard, symbolising performance or production.

​​If you’re a fan of the hit TV show ‘Whose Line Is It Anyway?’, get ready to laugh even harder as the magic of live comedy takes the stage in Comedy on Cue!

2025