"The 90s was very much a place where disabled people could only survive and never aspire to anything more."

A review of the All Star Staged Concert of Les Misérables at the Gielgud Theatre. 

"I realised that you become an artist as soon as you decide you’re an artist. Once I made that decision I got out of my own way and the ideas and concepts started to flow."

Find out why Claire co-founded a theatre company, how she got there, and what her job looks like now.

From working in the music industry to publishing his debut novel, find out more about Daniel's diverse career in the arts.

This short course, open to deaf and disabled young people aged 17-30, is designed to develop your theatre skills.

If you're aged 18-25, live outside London and are passionate about theatre, this opportunity could be for you...

The Beatbox Academy brings the Mary Shelley tale as you've never seen it before.

Passengers is a beautifully directed dark comedy about mental health and the battles within the mind. The educational values and relevance of this performance in today’s society is incredibly high.

Ali and Alpo is a collaboration between Finnish dancer and choreographer Alpo Aaltokoski and Iraqi oud lute musician Ali Alawad.

"Award-winning all-male company makes an explosive Edinburgh debut. With contrasting scores by artist Keaton Henson and composer Charlotte Harding, this double-bill asks where we see ourselves in relation to the 'other'."

A modern twist on an old art form leads to an funny, entertaining performance.