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Jenny Sealey, the artistic director of the disabled-led theatre company Graeae, has revealed her support under the government's Access to Work scheme has been cut by half, criticising the "punitive" decision as an "infringement of human rights".

A new play written by Mike Kenny created from a story by Jimmy Coffey and the testimonies of the other Medomsley boys. Directed by Jenny Sealey. A Graeae production…

Read our review of Bad Lads at Newcastle’s Live Theatre. Graeae’s production, written by Mike Kenny, is a searing examination of abuse of power

Dr Sue O’Rourke, Consultant Clinical Psychologist, on her involvement with a new play – directed by Jenny Sealey, written by Mike Kenny, created from a story by Jimmy Coffey and the testimonies of oth...

Some of the UK’s most deprived areas stand to lose out the most, new data reveals

★ ★ ★ ★ "This is pure theatrical alchemy." The Stage

I am in tears reading the stories of what might happen if these further cuts go ahead, which is why I’ve joined forces with others to demand action, says actor Cherylee Houston

Exclusive: More than 100 people including Liz Carr and Rosie Jones sign letter criticising Pip and universal credit changes

Disabled creatives have warned that planned changes to disability benefits will permanently prevent them from working in theatre

Experts say planned cuts will deliver series of ‘painful income shocks’ for many

Disability services in the UK have been consistently cut after 14 years of Tory rule and austerity, but with the promise of change from a new Labour government, musician and activist John Kelly is con...