Our Impact

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'Attending one of your shows was unforgettable. As George’s carer for 25 years, I was deeply moved to see him engage in a way I’ve never witnessed before. The sensory personalisation, thoughtful preparation and the crew’s engagement beforehand made a world of difference. The intimate scale allowed for personal connection, and your care was outstanding. It’s so encouraging to know there’s a company offering this provision. Knowing someone out there is creating this kind of experience is truly uplifting. Thank you for creating something special that touched both George (and me) so profoundly.'

— Andrew, audience member carer.
‘It was an incredible experience and has really inspired me to think about the way I deliver support in my own role, because the benefit of multi-sensory engagement is helpful in so many scenarios. Seeing it in theatre really got my mind whirring on transferable opportunities to invite people with PMLD into the conversation.’ -

— Danielle Shull, PAMIS
‘I had a chance to sit in on the show and thought it was a beautiful, engaging, and enriching work. Our audiences were deeply grateful for the experience, and we're also really delighted that we get the chance to programme such crafted work for audiences so often excluded from theatres.’

— Eoin McKenzie, Platform Glasgow

Our Impact in 2025 - 2026

2025-2026 has been an incredibly exciting period for the company, seeing us present four different projects at venues across the UK - ‘Fire Songs’, ‘Night Out in Nature’ and new premieres, ‘The Ancient Oak of Baldor’ and ‘Spiral House’.

Four productions, welcoming our audiences into four very different sensory worlds of wonder.

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Creating Community

At our Sensory Home in Norwich, we are building a place of belonging for people with PMLD. From running regular Sensory Sessions, co-creating in the Sensory Studio, to supporting and training sensory theatre practitioners who go on to bring sensory work to new places and communities across the country.

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Making Theatres More Accessible

Through everything we do, we aim to make theatre more accessible for people with PMLD — whether that's touring nationwide to reach audiences across the UK, delivering training to venues to help them become more welcoming spaces, or creating work that has a lasting impact on our audiences.

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