Graeae Ensemble
Launching a new generation of Deaf and disabled theatre makers, creatively supported and accredited by Rose Bruford College.
If you are a Deaf and/or disabled artist aged 17-29 and are passionate about theatre, this is a fantastic opportunity for you to apply for Graeae’s Ensemble: Certificate of Higher Education Theatre Making and Leadership course.
Find out more at graeae.org
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