Therapeutic Theatre Company

We launched the theatre company in July 2023 with the help of Ladywood Neighbourhood Network Scheme (NNS). Our aims were to inspire the personal growth and autonomy of Autistic African, Caribbean black males aged 18 to 55 years and above.

We offered therapeutic theatre, drama therapy, and creative expressive arts workshops to autistic black men within the Ladywood Borough. We successfully completed our year-long pilot and the theatre production in July 2024.

We would truly like to thank our autistic males for their ongoing dedication, empowering each other and honouring their inner creative talents.

We are reaching out to African, Caribbean children, youth adults and elderly who are:

  • Neurodiverse & Neurodivergent

  • Have physical needs and persistent pain

  • Experiencing systemic oppression social isolation and insecurities

  • Experiencing communication or emotional challenges

Our therapeutic theatre supports people to perform their unspoken narratives and change their lives in protective nurturing environments.

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OUR THEATRE PRODUCTION GALLERY

Promoting a great opportunity for African, Caribbean people to come together and re-tell their stories of being Autistic Black and Male. We would like to say a big thank you to Jonathan Anderson for lending his voice to the radio advert we appreciate you.

Thank you to Bluedot radio station for helping us to encourage autistic black men to join our therapeutic theatre production.

We collaborated with the one and only Empress and Feminine Touch the sister station of Bluedot Radio to host The Unseen Podcast Series 1.

The Empress show will be hosting our Podcast Series 2 soon!

OUR NEURODIVERSITY PLAY

‘COME INTO THE UNSEEN WORLD OF AN AUTISTIC BLACK MALE’

THE PERFORMANCE

“The play was brilliant! What a great performance by the two autistic men.”

“The performance was absolutely great, and it definitely raised the awareness of what autistic mean”

“I took my autistic child to see it they loved it so much. We were able to talk abut how it relates to them.”

“Two show’s were not enough WE WANT MORE…. It BRILLIANT.”

“We hope more people can come and see it. The play is so is autistic friendly I really liked that.”