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Thinking of using art and creativity to make the world a better place? Here are a few tips from Danny of BP or Not BP? to get you started.

Owning the spotlight on stage is not the only way to be a part of the rich history of theatre. Consider a career of the heroes behind the curtain who are there from the first finished script, to cleaning up the roses on closing night, and everything in between.

There’s a saying in the autism community: “If you’ve met one person with autism, you’ve met one person with autism.” There’s a serious humour at the heart of it, a wilful contradiction of logic spoken with an eyebrow raised that asks for change. It speaks to the frustration felt by autistic individuals who have seen the story of their identity told through harmful medical hypothesising, misguided neurotypical guesswork and deeply entrenched stereotyping – and usually by people who are not autistic.

This is how we consider a performance when delivering a star rating

Theatre Unlocked are a Manchester-based Theatre Company, who are currently touring their first production:‘FLUSHED’, which looks at the diagnosis of POI in young women.

The best in books for July

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