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Announcing our exciting new co-production of A Christmas Carol with Reading Rep

Posted on 20th October 2026

Ramps on the Moon and Reading Rep Theatre have joined… Continue Reading Announcing our exciting new co-production of A Christmas Carol with Reading Rep

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Making change inevitable with Ramps on the Moon

Posted on 9th June 2026

Making Change Inevitable: What We Learned from Ramps on the… Continue Reading Making change inevitable with Ramps on the Moon

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The Shift – Issue 2 – Out Now!

Posted on 6th May 2026

The Shift – Issue 2 – is here! The Shift… Continue Reading The Shift – Issue 2 – Out Now!

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The Bridge Announces Disabled Artist’s Residency

Posted on 7th April 2026
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Assemble to make systemic change in recruitment of disabled young creatives

Posted on 21st November 2025

Ramps on the moon change partners reunite for ‘assemble’ We… Continue Reading Assemble to make systemic change in recruitment of disabled young creatives

Online Training Course this October: Disability Equality – Planning for and implementing Anti-Ableism: A Practical Guide

Posted on 3rd September 2025

Build your knowledge and confidence in discussing and tackling disability… Continue Reading Online Training Course this October: Disability Equality – Planning for and implementing Anti-Ableism: A Practical Guide

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