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It’s been 25 years since Bruce Gladwin took over as artistic director at Back to Back Theatre, based in Geelong, Australia. The company, known for its full-time ensemble of intellectually disabled actors, is recognised for making some of the bravest, cheekiest, most inclusive, radical and politically charged devised work. Their plays challenge and entertain audiences in equal measure. Imaginate invited Gladwin to lead a Devising Theatre workshop in December 2023 in Edinburgh. I had the pleasure of talking with him about directing, the importance of free association, treasuring inaccurate memories, Back to Back’s new show and the merits of long improvisation.
Some of the more exciting times have been where I’ve turned to the actors and said

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It’s hard to prove to those who have never seen or heard a young audience at a performance

Infomation on current artists-led project managed by Imaginate
It’s hard to prove to those who have never seen or heard a young audience at a performance

Imaginate is launching a new schools project which will focus on children’s rights, placing them at the heart of the creative process and decision making for the first time.
proud to support this project through the PLaCE Fund, giving pupils the chance to have

Imaginate is launching a new schools project which will focus on children’s rights, placing them at the heart of the creative process and decision making for the first time.
proud to support this project through the PLaCE Fund, giving pupils the chance to have

Launchpad artist Lesley Howard talks about her experience of working on We Touch, We Play, We Dance by Second Hand Dance Company as an Autistic dance artist.
Others have asked if I have friends or congratulated me on having a career (you know

Greg Sinclair reflects on his week-long residency at St David’s Primary School as part of the Immerse Summer Project. Alongside Cynthia Cheung, Greg and the pupils explored the significance of dates and their connection to events from the past.
You must have known that it is also Strawberry Cream Pie Day?

Protest is a bold new play from award winning writer Hannah Lavery (Lament for Sheku Bayoh, The Drift, Eavesdropping), exploring what it takes to make a difference, the power of friendship, and the importance of believing in your own voice.
Producers Imaginate, Fuel, Northern Stage and the National Theatre of Scotland have

I am an award-winning performance maker, cellist and composer and the recent recipient of a Children’s Theatre Fellowship from The Arts Foundation.
young people because they don’t require any specific musical training, you just have

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Every 5-year-old should have full access to a disco dance with a unicorn!