A theatre set in moody lighting - a chaise longue, cabinets, mirrors with paint splashes and disability rights slogans. Text reads Another brilliant review for UNRULY Julie Ward for North East Bylines "Vici Wreford-Sinnott's Unruly rages against injustice, as welfare cuts loom and disabled voices demand to be heard" new, experimental and challenging work...we need more work like this to challenge apathy and motivate us for the fight which is coming."

Brilliant review for UNRULY
Julie Ward for North East Bylines

"Unruly rages against injustice, as welfare cuts loom and disabled voices demand to be heard...we
need more work like this to challenge apathy and motivate us for the fight which is coming"

northeastbylines.co.uk/culture/thea...

Punk haired woman on mobility scooter making a speech at the Monument in Newcastle.

Beccy Owen speaking and singing. Signs attached to the Monument read disabled lives matter

Two speakers at Greys Monument. Lots of protest signs at foot of steps.

Young person, Amy Langdown, reading speech

Grateful to all who came to the evening demo at Greys Monument Newcastle. Incredulous we are protesting the actions of a so-called Labour Government.
Fellow speakers @amylangdown_ @beccyowen @chloeloureilly & organisers Amy and Wor Lasses. @cripsagainstcuts_ne for support. We won't be silenced.

Text reads "anyone who has a heart would fail not to be moved, uplifted and galvanised about humanity by it". "The best piece of disability theatre I've seen". "Warm, funny, crucial".

Picture of Beccy Owen IN punk costume behind her keyboard, singing and pointing upwards. Text reads "Great to see #Unruly @arcstockton by the incredible powerhouses @viciws @BexBowsher @BeccyOwen! Telling the stories of disabled women - full of punk, activism and p*ssing on pity"

Image of punk spiky haired punk Vici Wreford-Sinnott, performing joyfully. "Amazing performance of Unruly at ARC Stockton. Thank you Vici WS."

Pink spiky haired punk Vici Wreford-Sinnott with one arm raised in the aire chanting. "Huge congratulations on UNRULY - beautiful words, beautiful performance, beautiful set. Last night reminded me of the power of theatre. Thank you".

Gorgeous reviews and feedback for #Unruly - it means so much to us. We're a disabled women led team taking a show about activism, friendship, punk and loss, on the road rallied with hope.

Lovely BBC interview with broadcasting legend Gary Philipson about #Unruly. We're off to Birmingham to perform at MAC (Midlands Arts Centre).

Thanks so much Callan x

Thanks to @traceysinclair.bsky.social for this lovely interview about #UNRULY and my work is disability arts and activism.
Unruly is coming to @mac_birmingham 20 March @livetheatre.bsky.social 22 March @DarlingtonHippodrome 28 March

Disabled artists,
disabled-led arts companies ,
disabled audiences,
anti-ableist allies.

We are community,
here to lift each other up.

We are a force, a roar.

Connec❤️

On a pink ink background, there is a large yellow cog filled with a fire-orange colour. Over the orange text says Rising in Our Power and there are three bold arrows pointing upwards and a clenched fist of collective power. Around the cog are hands of various colours, shapes, and sizes, all placed as if moving the cog together. It is a powerful image with the title IN/Visible National Disabled Women's Art Collective.

IN/Visible National Disabled Women's Art Collective & MIMA have been keeping a secret that we are excited to share at last.
RISING IN OUR POWER is a landmark interdisciplinary artistic takeover at MIMA, by the Collective, on Sat 8 Feb 2025, 11-3. littlecog.co.uk/rising-in-ou...

Wishing you a very happy birthday xx🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈

Yay! New community.