About our productions
Graeae tours nationally – sometimes internationally – up to two major productions a year, working with disabled artists and creative professionals throughout the process.
Jenny Sealey, Artistic Director, is dedicated to the creation of “aesthetically accessible” productions. As part of the multi-sensory experience, and a passion for making the type of productions we would like to go and see, our shows often fuse British Sign Language and audio description as an integral part of the action.
Accessibility is at the heart of Graeae’s work:
* Rehearsals and auditions are designed to be accessible to all
* All Graeae productions tour to accessible venues
* Our cast and crew tour with an access support team as required
Latest productons
Prometheus Awakes
22 June 2012 & 2 August 2012
Feel the earth move and the sky explode in this epic re-interpretation of the famous Greek myth.
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The Garden
7 - 9 September 2012
Graeae and Strange Fruit present The Garden, gravity defying outdoor theatre in three stories of love, consequence and hope.
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Reasons to be Cheerful
2012
REASONS TO BE CHEERFUL New date announced! Sunday 9 September 2pm Queen Elizabeth Hall, Southbank Centre, London Following an incredible tour which gave audiences around the UK many a reason to be cheerful, we are back bigger, better and more …
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The Iron Man
May 12th - August 7th 2011
At festivals across England this summer, The Iron Man will be saving mankind – but only if we can control his insatiable hunger for metal! There is still chance to join him in Bristol and Stockton.
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Wheels on Broadway
Graeae’s Rhinestone Rollers – the UK’s premiere power-wheelchair dancing troupe are storming into 2011 with their fabulous new show – Wheels on Broadway.
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Previous productions
Reasons to be Cheerful
A musical set in 1979, featuring Dury classics from ‘Sex and Drugs and Rock and Roll’ to ‘Spasticus Autisticus’. A top class cast and scorching live band pay tribute to Ian Dury’s anarchic spirit in this riotous coming-of-age tale.
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