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REVIEW (From a distance): First Three Drops (Taking Flight Theatre Company)

November 24, 2020 The Family Stage

Back at the start of the first lockdown we saw a flurry of theatre companies scrabbling to get content online.…

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Posted in: Reviews, Theatre Filed under: Audio description, BSL, d/Deaf accessible, SSE, Taking Flight

Tessa Bide Productions Launches Online BSL Version of The Anarchist’s Mobile Library

November 19, 2020 The Family Stage

The interactive BSL adventure for children and their families will be available alongside the audio version from Saturday 21 November…

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Posted in: News, Theatre Filed under: BSL, d/Deaf accessible, deaf-accessible, Digital Theatre

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