We are a Disabled-led theatre company where collaboration and co-creation meet mischief and merriment. We make accessible theatre to delight young audiences.
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An image of two acrobats captured during a performance of Look Mum, No Hands! The first acrobat, Danielle, a white woman with ginger hair in ponytails, is wearing a yellow jumpsuit while she is performing a handstand on stage. While the second acrobat, Kat, white woman with short brown hair and blue eyes a wheelchair user, dressed in a plum top and leggings, is photographed mid-movement as she movesa cross the stage. The duo are performign outdooes surronded by greenery.](https://venexa.site/media/GX6pRLZXYAANHQr.jpg)
ALT ALT Text: [main image] An image of two acrobats captured during a performance of Look Mum, No Hands! The first acrobat, Danielle, a white woman with ginger hair in ponytails, is wearing a yellow jumpsuit while she is performing a handstand on stage. While the second acrobat, Kat, white woman with short brown hair and blue eyes a wheelchair user, dressed in a plum top and leggings, is photographed mid-movement as she movesa cross the stage. The duo are performign outdooes surronded by greenery.
![[main image] the ‘Look Mum, No Hands!’ duo performing in front of an audience at Buildstrung festival Germany. The disabled acrobat dressed in burgundy, is balancing the non-disabled acrobat in yellow on their wheelchair. the acrobat in yellow, has their legs wrapped around the disabled acrobat and their chair as they both glide across the stage, smiling at the audience.](https://venexa.site/media/GQ1eRxQXAAAZDCQ.jpg)
ALT [main image] the ‘Look Mum, No Hands!’ duo performing in front of an audience at Buildstrung festival Germany. The disabled acrobat dressed in burgundy, is balancing the non-disabled acrobat in yellow on their wheelchair. the acrobat in yellow, has their legs wrapped around the disabled acrobat and their chair as they both glide across the stage, smiling at the audience.
ALT Two artists in wheelchairs dancing
ALT Two artists in wheelchairs posing as part of a dance performance rehearsal
ALT Two artists in wheelchairs dancing
ALT Two artists in wheelchairs dancing
ALT “Look mum, let’s talk about disability” hand written on a beige background
ALT Daryl, a white man wearing a blue overalls looks up smiling. There is text that says: All about... Boxed In
ALT An orange background with text that reads: "Boxed In is a heartfelt story about being made to feel naughty, just because the rules don’t make sense. 'This is a wonderfully playful and engaging production that invites a young audience to think about how unspoken rules exist in society' - Everything Theatre. Sunday 10 March, 11am & 2pm, ages 3-6"
ALT An orange background with text that reads: "Boxed In has been co-created by Half Moon and Daryl & Co., a Disabled-led theatre company. The show is largely non-verbal which makes it accessible to a wide range of people, including d/Deaf, hard of hearing, BSL users and non-English speakers. Sunday 10 March, 11am & 2pm, ages 3-6."
ALT An orange background with text that reads: "Running time: 40 mins with post-show play time. Main themes: Friendships, understanding each other, understanding rules, being made to feel naughty, acceptance. All performances are relaxed: You can wear headphones, talk to each other or make noise, come and go and move around. A full visual story and audio introduction can be found on our website."
ALT A wheelchair user in a brown dress dances with a non-wheelchair user in a yellow jumpsuit as they smile at each other in a supported dance-pose on a sunny street under a blue sky.