Extant Theatre Club

ETC is a social group, which supports visually impaired audience members to see high quality, accessible theatre. It runs in London and across the country.

As part of ETC you will receive: 

  • Direct, trustworthy information on theatre that is accessible to VI audiences
  • Free access support around the venue and to and from public transport links
  • The opportunity to purchase discounted tickets exclusive to Extant Theatre Club
  • Time to socialise and chat after the show

Coming up in 2024:

A cropped photo of a black woman's head who looks to her left and stands outside a black door labelled number 10.

Why A Black Woman Will Never Be Prime Minister by Zakiyyah Deen on Thursday 7th November, pre-show programme notes at 6pm, followed by performance at 7pm.

Set over nine months, this piece delves into intersectionality, British politics, and Black women’s maternal health. Fusing satire, spoken word, and narrative, Zakiyyah Deen’s debut play directly addresses the real reasons: Why A Black Woman Never Be Prime Minister.

https://cptheatre.co.uk/whatson/Why-a-Black-Woman-Will-Never-Be-Prime-Minister

In Wolverhampton:

A man stands outside a fast food shop, looking away from the camera. Next to him are signs of burgers and fast food drinks.

A Battered Chip on My Shoulder, by Dave Pitt on Saturday 9th November, pre-show programme notes and touch tour at 6:30pm, followed by performance at 7:30pm.

Dave Pitt has won awards. Dave Pitt is an Associate Artist. Dave Pitt is doing alright at this writing and performing lark. So why has Dave Pitt still got a chip on his shoulder, what does that have to do with graffiti art, bins and fork lift trucks and is the chip actually battered? Dave Pitt uses spoken word and poetry to find out.

https://wlv.ticketsolve.com/ticketbooth/shows/873663587

A dark photo in which a beam of light illuminates a woman's face, as she lifts a veil.

What the Dickens? By The Telling on Friday 22nd November, pre-show programme notes and touch tour at 6:30pm, followed by performance at 7:30pm.

A spellbinding theatre piece with music by award-winning writer Clare Norburn and BAFTA-nominated director Nicholas Renton, soundtracked by colourful Victorian popular songs and street music, old carols and lively folk dance music performed by a multi-talented cast of seven who act, sing, dance and play instruments: sometimes all at the same time!

https://wlv.ticketsolve.com/ticketbooth/shows/873663590

Interested in joining Extant Theatre Club? Sign up by emailing [email protected] 

 

Previous ETC Trips:

  • Unseen, Extant, Bloomsbury Festival, October 2024
  • Ostan, Talking Shopping Productions, Park Theatre, October 2024
  • It’s a Motherf**king Pleasure, Flawbored, Southbank Centre, September 2024
  • Grills, Mirrorball, Camden People’s Theatre, June 2024
  • Perfect Show for Rachel, ZooCo and Improbable, Barbican, June 2024
  • English Kings Killing Foreigners, RealFake Theatre, Camden People’s Theatre, May 2024
  • Untitled f*ck m*ss s**gon, Kimber Lee, Young Vic, October 2023
  • I Dream In Colour, Jasmin Thien, John Lyons Theatre, October 2023
  • SuperPower Panto, Extant & Super Smiley Productions, Brixton House, March 2023
  • No Future & I Dream In Colour, Extant Associate Artists: Helena Ascough & Jasmin Thien, Camden People’s Theatre, March 2023
  • The Apology, New Earth Theatre, The Arcola, October 2022
  • Past Life, Alice Christina-Corrigan, RADA Studios, October 2022

 

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