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  1. How To Thrive In 2050!

    A call for action for a creative, equitable and ‘neuro-fantastic’ future by an octopussy.

  2. The Cat, The Mouse and The Sausage

    Three strangers sharing a small flat encounter big problems in this animated adaptation.

  3. Silent World

    Visualising the Covid-19 pandemic through the eyes of Signkid, a deaf-rapper.

  4. Pandemic Parenting - Pandemonium

    A dance theatre piece exploring the challenges for parents during lockdown.

  5. Louder Is Not Always Clearer

    Jonny is Deaf - his superpower is lip reading. That doesn’t mean everything makes sense.

  6. Hen Night

    Fiercely independent Jessica’s ‘last night of freedom’ is far from what we could imagine.

  7. Face It - Leonie

    Straight-talking Leonie is confident her acquired visual difference won’t hinder her.

  8. Face It - Abbey

    Ambitious Abbey is hell-bent on holding back the years, with some help from Muhammad Ali.

  9. Earth To Alice

    Alice is not ok. Post-psychiatric hospital, she needs more than meds. She needs paint.

  10. Complexity of Skin

    Two neurodivergent people's desire for touch collides with the discomfort it causes.

  12. Aisle

    Animation and vocal soundscape explore the everyday ableism faced by disabled people.

  15. Rush

    Rupert Everett, Omari Douglas and Daniel Boyd star in a reading of Rush by Willi Richards

  16. good dog: little dog, big dog

    good dog explores the everyday injustices, people and places that make us who we are.

  18. Exhibition Tours: 3. Ray Harryhausen: Titan of Cinema – The Exhibition

    Exclusive preview of the special effects guru’s postponed exhibition in Edinburgh