A four-part podcast series made with Salfordian artists and community groups marking 100 years since Salford was granted city status.
A four-part podcast series made with Salfordian artists and community groups marking 100 years since Salford was granted city status.
This Pride we’re hoping for more togetherness. More protest. More allyship.
Bury Your Gays is a trope that has plagued TV and film for years – but is it getting better?
A 4-part podcast series to mark the 10th anniversary of the Equality Act 2010, featuring provocations from 13 artists.
Discussion based workshops for primary and secondary schools, exploring equality, equity, rights and values.
A creative project on the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child for Contact and Southbank Centre.
International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia feels more important than ever before.
BSL stands for British Sign Language and we use this language in theatres to make theatre performance accessible to deaf audiences.
When I realised that the possibility of separating from my husband was actually very real my first thought turned to my daughter.
One of our Dial creative collective Lesley wrote an opinion piece in response to her conversations with artist Alice. Here is Lesley’s call for change.
Sarah discusses why theatre needs better queer programming in order to compete with T.V & streaming services.
This is a letter to the powerful, the people in charge. The people who can make the difference we so desperately need.
Ageism has been an issue in the UK for years, and the pandemic has only worsened it.
Alice Proctor reflects on her experience facilitating our LGBTQIA+ History Month equalities workshops in February.
Hebe Reilly reflects on her experience facilitating our LGBTQ+ History Month equalities workshops in February.
Jenny Gaskel reflects on her experience facilitating our LGBTQ+ History Month equalities workshops in February.
If #BlackoutTuesday was a day for reflection, then each day forward must be a day marked with action.
Happy International Day of Older Persons! To mark this important day we are sharing a behind the scenes video from ‘Old Stock, New Stock’
Alice reflects on how we can continue to learn and be a better ally to the LGBTQIA+ community.
Chelsea Morgan has been supporting us to deliver our Equalities Workshop for LGBTQ+ History Month. We asked her to reflect on her time in schools with us.
Andrea Bell, founder of ADHD Norfolk shares her experiences of watching Declaration and joining our workshop for ADHD young people.
Priscilla Eyles shares her experiences of Declaration and our ‘Coiled Spring Club’ workshop at Stratford Circus Theatre.
If you follow us on social media, you’ll have seen a lot of stuff about our play Declaration,a frank, funny and fearless journey through ADHD and mental health.
Meet Rachel Moffatt-Feldman, a wonderful British Sign Language Interpreter. We asked her to offer her top tips for working with ‘terps.
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