Our work is...

Inclusive

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Everyone is welcome! Our shows, parties and workshops are made for children with special educational needs and/or life limiting conditions, but they appeal to everyone. Our shows are designed for children who are often excluded from experiencing and enjoying the arts due to barriers they face through disability.

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Sensory​

We aim to stimulate the senses using lights, textures, props and puppetry to create intriguing and captivating experiences for every child.

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Musical​

Our shows use music and song to go beyond language. We incorporate musical participation, harmony singing, underscore and original songs to create a full musical experience.

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Interactive

We perform with our audience, not to them. Our shows, parties and workshops are designed to be engaging, participatory and fun.

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Bespoke

Every performance we deliver is tailored to be just right for that audience. We happily adapt to different spaces, different interests, and different needs.

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Performer-led

We have a wonderful team of professional actors with lots of experience of performing and running workshops for children with different needs. 

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Our Impact

Our projects are designed for children who are often excluded from the arts due to the barriers they face through disability. We work with children with Profound Multiple Learning Disabilities (PMLD), complex care and educational needs and those with life-limiting illness. We make the content of our shows, parties and workshops all-inclusive - involving siblings, carers, parents and teachers just as much as the children themselves to provide a shared experience that everyone can enjoy.

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Our Outcomes:

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• To enable children with complex needs and people in their wider support network – parents, siblings, carers, and staff - to experience escapism and joy at Christmas   

• To enable children to feel included through fully interactive Christmas shows that reflect and celebrate being different 

• To provide children with a unique theatrical experience provided by top class performers who adapt to each individual

• To improve the emotional wellbeing of parents, siblings, carers and staff

• To provide skills development and community engagement opportunities for actors – with a focus on those early on in their careers and actors with visible/invisible disabilities

“We had one teenager that struggles with his expressions and in fact this was a first time in a very long time we saw him smile and give active eye contact, which was amazing to catch on camera and I was able to show mum this.” Carer, Haven House Children’s Hospice