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ACAS Guidance on Neurodiversity at Work
Guidance on neurodiversity in the workplace from the Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service.
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Unlimited – Demystifying Access
A guide for producers and performance makers: how to create better access for audiences to the performing arts
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Create Access
Create Access provides disability access and inclusion support for arts organisations, specialising in chronic illness, dynamic disability and neurodivergence. Instagram: @createaccess.uk
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Graeae
Graeae is a theatre company that places access at the heart of its work. As well as producing theatre, it also offers access training and consultancy to the sector.
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All In
All In is a UK arts access scheme for D/deaf, disabled, and neurodivergent people.
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Access to Work factsheet for employers
A government produced factsheet explaining the basics of the Access to Work scheme
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Theatre Casting Toolkit
SOLT & UK Theatre funded and commissioned Tonic Theatre to create this practical tool for making meaningful change on our stages
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Access to Work: A Guide for the Arts and Cultural Sector
A guide to the Access to Work scheme, written by Disability Arts Online.
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Access London Theatre brochure and newsletter
The Society of London Theatre produces a diary of access performances taking place in London and compiles venue information to help audiences plan a visit. We also send out a regular brochure and newsletter for audience members with access needs.
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7 Principles to Ensure an Inclusive Recovery
A guide for the arts and entertainment sectors to support disability inclusion. Produced by We Shall Not Be Removed, Ramps on the Moon, Attitude is Everything, Paraorchestra and What Next?
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10 Principles for Safe and Inclusive Workspaces
A set of principles to promote a shared responsibility for creating and maintaining an inclusive workplace that is positive and supportive and where bullying, harassment and discrimination is not tolerated.
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Access Rider Open Template
A downloadable template put together to help freelance disabled artists approach naming access requirements for organisations they work with.
The UK’s largest free careers event for anyone aged 16-30 seeking off-stage roles in theatre.
Matching theatre industry ambassadors with schools across the UK.
Information and opportunities to help you pursue a career in theatre.
