“I hope loads of other schools throughout the North East and beyond get to experience this theatre company”

About Us

We create immersive, sensory theatre experiences designed for young people with learning disabilities. Through storytelling, music, puppetry, and a touch of magic, we craft theatrical worlds that spark joy, connection, and engagement.

Based in North East England, we collaborate with SEN schools, community organisations, and cultural venues to bring high-quality arts experiences directly to our audiences. Over the past three years, we have developed a rich programme of sensory theatre shows and storytelling sessions, co-created with young people to ensure accessibility and meaningful participation.

We believe that arts and culture are a fundamental right for all young people. The arts connect us to the world, to each other, and to ourselves; unlocking self-expression, communication, learning, and wellbeing. Our mission is to break down barriers to the arts, ensuring that every young person we work with has the opportunity to engage in creative experiences that are tailored to their needs.

Our Principles

Sensory-Rich Learning – We create multi-sensory, interactive theatre experiences that support different learning styles and communication needs.

Inclusive & Accessible – We remove barriers to participation so that all young people, regardless of ability, can engage in high-quality arts experiences.

Co-Creation & Collaboration – We work with young people, not just for them, shaping our productions based on their voices, needs, and lived experiences.

Supporting Communication & Social Skills – Our work aligns with SEND best practices, using sensory engagement, music, and storytelling to support self-expression, confidence, and interaction.

Promoting Wellbeing & Development – We recognise the transformative power of the arts in supporting mental health, emotional regulation, and preparing young people for adulthood.

 Meet our Board

  • Head Teacher of Hadrian School, Fenham

  • Project Coordinator at VODA

  • Director at Converge, Northumbria University

  • Project Manager at The Bank, Chopwell

  • Neuro-Diversity Consultant and Technician at Gosforth Civic Theatre

  • Young artist at Northern School of Art

  • Lecturer at Northumbria University and Gateshead Autism Group

  • Head of Volunteering at St Oswald’s Hospice