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In an unkept field in the English countryside on a sunny but chilly day sits a brown leather armchair, an older woman sitting in it, wearing a fur coat and smoking a pipe. A younger woman perches on the armrest and a middle-aged man stands behind the chair, his hands on the back of the armchair as he leans on it. All three of them look grumpy and cynical. The words 'Village Idiot' are above them in the sky, in large purple letters. Photo credit: Gary Lashmar.

Cast Announced for ‘Village Idiot’!

Posted on 12th January 2023

Theatre Royal Stratford East has announced casting for their co-production… Continue Reading Cast Announced for ‘Village Idiot’!

On the left hand side is the orange and pink Ramps on the Moon logo, and on the right is black text that reads '7 Years of Ramps on the Moon'.

VACANCIES AT BIRMINGHAM REP

Posted on 20th December 2022

Two new exciting job opportunities have become available at Birmingham… Continue Reading VACANCIES AT BIRMINGHAM REP

Richard Peralta and the Company of Much Ado About Nothing. Photo by Johan Persson. Richard is acting as the host of a line-dance and stands upon a bench, singing in to a microphone. Behind, the full company can be seen dancing in brightly-coloured costumes.

‘Much Ado About Nothing’ listed in The Stage’s Top 50 UK Shows of 2022!

Posted on 16th December 2022

Our production of Much Ado About Nothing with Sheffield Theatres… Continue Reading ‘Much Ado About Nothing’ listed in The Stage’s Top 50 UK Shows of 2022!

Sarah Holmes and Michèle Taylor MBE sitting for an interview about Ramps on the Moon. They are both sat on wooden chairs. On the right of the picture is a white vertical block of colour, with the orange Ramps on the Moon logo in the middle of it, and black text just above the logo which reads '2022 Symposiums'.

Ramps on the Moon Legacy Film Launched

Posted on 1st December 2022

Ramps on the Moon Symposiums   We recently celebrated seven… Continue Reading Ramps on the Moon Legacy Film Launched

On the left hand side is the orange and pink Ramps on the Moon logo, and on the right is black text that reads '7 Years of Ramps on the Moon'.

CELEBRATING SEVEN YEARS OF RAMPS ON THE MOON

Posted on 30th September 2022

We’re celebrating and sharing seven incredible years of our award-winning… Continue Reading CELEBRATING SEVEN YEARS OF RAMPS ON THE MOON

seven inclusive principles banner. It reads #7InclusivePrinciples for the arts in COVID-19

UK Cultural Organisations Join Up to Promote Seven Inclusive Principles for Disabled People in Arts & Culture

Posted on 15th September 2020

Audio version: BSL version coming soon Large Print Easy Read… Continue Reading UK Cultural Organisations Join Up to Promote Seven Inclusive Principles for Disabled People in Arts & Culture

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