Tag: Inclusive

Sep0120261 September 20261 September 2026by Chi-Lin Nim

The Globe Theatre

Watch Shakespeare at The Globe Theatre. Here are a list of upcoming assisted performances:

Love’s Labour’s Lost
Passion, power, and poetry collide as four women arrive in Navarre on a diplomatic mission, testing the devotion of the King and his lords whose vows are undone by love, desire, and wit.

Signed Performance – Thursday 3rd September, 7:30 PM
Captioned Performance – Saturday 5th September, 7:30 PM
Audio Described Performance – Sunday 6th September, 1:00 PM

Much Ado About Nothing
The war is over, but the battle for love is just beginning – especially for Beatrice and Benedick.

Relaxed Performances – Wednesday 2nd September, 7:30 PM

Wheelchair access in The Globe
There are 2 positions available in The Globe: A platform in the Yard and the Boxes in the Middle Gallery.
The wheelchair platform in the yard is 1200 mm by 1200 mm in size.

Tickets: £5 – £88

Accessible loos, assistance dogs permitted, quiet space and induction loop is available.


Sep0120261 September 20261 September 2026by Chi-Lin Nim

SpitNights | poetry night

poetry for non-poetry fans

A memorable night with the UK’s best poets, showing just how entertaining, moving and hilarious they can be using nothing but words.

——————-

lineup

blackscore

maya-lily

+ open mic section

——————–

no tickets on the door

seated

Show 7.45pm-10:15pm
DJs from 7pm and 10:30pm-late
Bar open all day – pizza from 7pm
Step free access (speak to venue staff and they can assist)
bring a book for the book swap <3 18+

£15/£6

open mic details:
– sign up on the door 7-7:45pm
– names will be picked out of a hat
– 4 minutes maximum


Aug0720267 August 20267 August 2026by Chi-Lin Nim

GREENWICH + DOCKLANDS INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL 2026

This year’s theme WE MOVE and extraordinary line-up of performances celebrates London’s spirit of resilience and community in the face of life’s myriad challenges from 21 Aug—6 Sep.

Performances such as:

A PLACE BETWEEN MASS AND ECHOES
SAT 22 + SUN 23 AUG
2.55PM + 5.20PM (25 mins)
GENERAL WOLFE PIAZZA, GREENWICH PARK
This love letter to skate culture is a celebration of the power of self expression, resistance and joy, channelling the spirit of a generation in search of connection.
Contains loud music.

DO BIRDS DREAM OF FLYING?
SAT 22 + SUN 23 AUG
1PM + 3.40PM (22 mins)
GENERAL WOLFE PIAZZA, GREENWICH PARK
In this award-winning performance, an artfully designed rotating ladder directs eyes upwards, inviting audiences to
consider new perspectives on the world around us. As the ladder turns, the rules keep changing and elegance and poetry meet control and skill.
Live AD Sun 23, 1pm.

THE TORCH
MON 31 AUG
2.40PM (45 MINS)
GENERAL GORDON SQUARE, WOOLWICH, SE18 6AB
Inspired by the music and influence of Ebo Taylor, The Torch is a gig-theatreexperience where Afrobeat, hip-hop and rap meet live storytelling and DJ-led sound. At its core is a story of identity, pressure and self-discovery, tracing the journey from expectation to independence.
Live BSL 2.40pm.

CICATRIUS
SAT 5 SEPT
3.10PM (45 MINS)
START: WATERFRONT SQUARE
END: THEATRE ROOM, TESSA JOWELL BLVD
Scars become symbols of strength in this inclusive outdoor dance ritual pulsing with rhythm, movement and raw physicality. Inspired by ancient traditions from Sardinia and Catalonia, bodies collide, lift and unite in a powerful celebration of resilience, transformation and the joy of moving together.

KISMAT WALLA
THU 3 + FRI 4 SEP
2.15PM + 4.15PM (25 MINS WITH 5-10 MINS PRE SHOW)
QUEEN’S SQUARE, GREEN STREET, EAST HAM, E13 9JJ
A magical cart rolls into Queen’s Square carrying playful stories of fate and fortune, transforming one of London’s most vibrant marketplaces with this highly visual outdoor show for children and families. Inspired by the bustling energy of South Asian street markets, Kismat Walla combines magical puppetry, street theatre and storytelling in a world where fortunes shift, strangers cross paths and anything feels possible.

…And much more!

We are committed to creating an unforgettable experience for Deaf, disabled and Neurodivergent audiences and artists.

You can contact our Access Producer, Evie on access@festival.org or 07899 893 935.

She will aim to get back to you within 3 working days.


Aug0520265 August 20265 August 2026by Chi-Lin Nim

Upgrade Yourself Festival

📣 Calling all creatives aged 16–30!
🎟️ FREE EVENT

Upgrade Yourself Festival by Somerset House is back with two FREE days of connecting you with cultural changemakers and creative visionaries.

We’re going beyond your traditional careers festival to explore and celebrate creativity as a tool for self-expression, creative growth, and collective imagination.

Expect two days of dreaming, reflecting, imagining and testing new ideas. Empowering you to express yourself, build your community, and experiment boldly.
Whether you’re just starting out or ready to take your next step, come get inspired, make new connections and celebrate the future of creativity.

🗓️ 7–8 August 2026
📍 Somerset House, London
🎟️ Free for 16–30-year-olds
🔗 Find out more and book your FREE place below
✨ We can’t wait to see you there!


Jul28202628 July 20261 September 2026by Chi-Lin Nim

Online activities for adults with learning disabilities

We run online interactive sessions covering lots of different activities. Our focus is to have fun and a good time! We love to see our attendees growing in confidence and trying new things.

Sessions take place via Zoom and you will receive the link after booking. Sessions such as:

– Tales from the Bible with Alex 🙏
– Sam’s Band
– All Creatures Great and Small
– Create Stories – Create Pictures
– Let’s Pretend – Fun times with Andree
– Dance with Katie
– Keep Signing with Katie 👍
– Film Night with Claire
– Jam with Jess 🎶

Cost per session is between £0 – £7.50.
Book your first session for free using the code FIRSTFREE at checkout.


Jul28202628 July 202628 July 2026by Chi-Lin Nim

Musical Memories

Musical Memories is an interactive immersive musical show exploring the relationship of two friends from their childhood to older age.

It includes drama, dance and music as well as film and familiar artefacts to stimulate the senses and provoke reminiscence and joy.

Contact Annie to find out the full details and to book your free space. 077657 14384 or email info@jazannearts.co.uk

Shows on:
Wed 29th July
EN1
Show: 2pm

Thurs 30th July
London E16
Shows 10.30am and 2pm

Monday 3rd August
London E7
Show 2.00pm tbc

Tuesday 4th August
IG1
Show 1pm

Wednesday 5th August
London E15
Show 2.00pm

Thursday 6th August
London N13
Show: 2.30pm tbc


Jul20202620 July 202620 July 2026by Chi-Lin Nim

Disability Festival in the Park

Come along for a fun-filled day celebrating inclusion and community spirit on:
🗓️ Wednesday 22 July
⏰ 12pm-7pm
📍 Christchurch Green, Wanstead, E11 2RH
Entry: Free
Music may begin before the formal festival opening.

Enjoy:
🎵 Incredible tribute acts featuring Tina Turner, Michael Jackson, and Ed Sheeran
🎾 Accessible sports
🎤 Stand up comedy
🎡 Funfair
🤩 and lots more!


Jul20202620 July 202620 July 2026by Chi-Lin Nim

So ‘Dinky’ DaDa

Join SoDaDa on 13th August with their beach theme: holiday vibes event. Think: DJs, dancing, Hawaiian shirts, short, open mic, sunglasses and flip flops!

Just turn up for FREE!


Jul12202612 July 202612 July 2026by Chi-Lin Nim

SpitNights | poets v singers

we’re inviting singers and poets onto the stage to perform with the improv band

(it’s not a competition just a way of bringing poets and singers together 🫂)

—————————-

line up
caitlin o’ryan
darcey salt
+ guests & wildcards

(sign up for wildcard slots between 7-7:45pm, names will be picked out a hat at random)

event starts 7:45pm
bar open from 5pm
DJs 7-8pm and 10:30-late
mostly standing event with around 40 seats if you get down for doors at 7pm
step free access (speak to venue staff and they can assist)

£15/£6


Jul12202612 July 202612 July 2026by Chi-Lin Nim

Summer Screens: Film Club

Join in at Canada Square Park for our summer Film Club running throughout July and August.

This season’s lineup of films features everything from recent releases and award winners to cult classics. Our packed program has something for everyone to enjoy.

If you’re in the mood for a rom-com, a sing-along, Bollywood, or Hollywood, you’ll find it all here at our Tuesday and Sunday evening screenings.

Our films are free to attend, just bring a picnic blanket and your favourite refreshments.

Films such as:
Black Panther (12)
Monsters Inc (U)
Grease (PG)
I Swear (12)
Wall-E (U)

Accessibility & Seating
Our summer screens are located outside on the grass, so we recommend bringing a picnic blanket to sit on.

If you need to bring a chair due to specific mobility or injury reasons, please speak to one of our helpful stewards first, before setting up. They will help identify a suitable spot where you can put out your chair without blocking the view for other film goers.

There is a dropped-curb in front of The entrance to the Ivy restaurant, for customers with wheelchairs to access the grass. Disabled customers take priority along this edge in front of the Ivy. Should you require assistance, a steward will be located in this area to provide additional support.

All our films will be screened with subtitles to aid viewers with hearing impairments.

If you have any questions about accessibility to any of our events, please email arts+events@canarywharf.com for further information.



  • Facebook
    Twitter
    Instagram

  • Face Front Inclusive Theatre presents CLIC Fest

   

PROJECT AND WEBSITE SUPPORTED BY

Arts Council EnglandFace Front Inclusive Theatre

 
?>