Over the next few months, we will be releasing a weekly podcast, each of which will offer insight into how artists and illustrators worked together on the recent exhibition, as well as providing audio description for each work of art.

You can help secure the future for young Deaf & disabled artists by making a donation to our Ensemble Crowdfunding campaign. In return, you’ll get a beautiful postcard pack and/or signed print from our exhibition Reframing the Myth.

In February 2017, we’re co-producing Lorca’s masterpiece The House of Bernarda Alba with Royal Exchange Manchester. Internationally acclaimed award-winning actress Kathryn Hunter takes on the title role.

The award-winning Bradbury Studios are home to Graeae. We have a number of fully accessible spaces available to hire for rehearsals, meetings, workshops, conferences and social events.

We’re delighted to announce our six Write to Play year four writers, who over the next year will be working with us and Midlands partners Curve Leicester, Birmingham Repertory Theatre and Belgrade Theatre Coventry to develop a full length play.

Graeae (pronounced grey-eye) takes its name from the Greek myth, where the three Graeae sisters shared between them a single eye and tooth. Illustration of the sisters above was a specially commissioned piece by our patron Sir Peter Blake.