Yellow is a joyous, uplifting piece of theatre written by Jody O’Neill, writer of the award-winning ‘What I (Don’t) Know About Autism’. It follows the story of Lizzie, a creature of habit. It looks at how her life is changed forever when she sleeps through her alarm clock, and has to break her routine with very unexpected consequences.
The performance will be followed by a discussion with performer Eleanor Walsh and director Al Bellamy, on inclusion, disability, and diversity, designed in collaboration with Sinéad Dunne Finnegan.
You can also request other accommodations. You can see some examples below.
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We require two weeks’ notice to organise a British or Irish Sign Language interpreter for an event. Our funds are limited, and some accommodations take time to organise. Please give us as much notice as possible so we can do our best to meet your requests.