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Stagetext CEO featured in Create Diversity

We’re thrilled to announce that Melanie Sharpe, Stagetext’s CEO is featured in Create Diversity, a new resource from Creative UK spotlighting the incredible EDI work happening in the Cultural and Creative Industries. In a first-of-its-kind project, Creative UK has collated case studies from organisations and institutions across the sector, each one demonstrating what good EDI practice … Continued

Three new Trustees appointed to Stagetext’s Board

Image left to right: Sophie Ede, Marie-Clare Fenech, Kasia Senyszyn Stagetext is excited to announce that it has recruited three new Trustees to join the Board: Sophie Ede, CEO of Hearing Help Essex, Marie-Clare Fenech, Head of Talent and ED&I Advocate at Oliver Blue Associates and Kasia Senyszyn, Accessible Information Manager, University of Kent.  The … Continued

Stagetext relocates out of London to widen access to arts and cultural events

Stagetext is one of the first arts organisations to relocate out of London to the South East as part of our ambitious plan to bring more access to the regions. The move is part of Arts Council England’s Transfer Programme who are prioritising investment outside London and targeting Levelling Up for Culture Places.[1] After an … Continued

Stagetext Goes to RADA

July marks a first for Stagetext as we work with the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts (RADA) on their first ever captioned show, Untouchable. The show is part of the annual RADA Festival, held at the prestigious drama school, which brings together an eclectic range of artists, writers, directors and practitioners to celebrate the possibilities of … Continued

#CAPaware: I ♥ Stagetext revisited

Michelle Hedley first discovered captioning in 2011. In this updated blog which Michelle first wrote in 2012 entitled I ♥ Stagetext, she describes how theatre going has become a truly enjoyable experience, and that the captions allow her to fully follow the performance. I have been deaf since birth and with my severe hearing loss … Continued

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