Our unique disabled-led methodology brings into focus something often overlooked: disabled artists’ creative process and how their artistic vision can reshape theatrical form.

VX Labs

VX’s cutting-edge research and development programme exploring new forms of storytelling where the creative force of access becomes the drive for innovation and excellence.

Eleven people sit around two tables, holding and handling puppets, or touching the puppets.

Wellspring Commissions

An embedded commissioning pathway for disabled playwrights combining development support with practical learning about the theatre ecology through to having a production-ready script.

Group photo of the Wellspring training. Six people sit around a table looking to the right of the camera and smiling. Note pads, colourful pens and papers, biscuits and mugs are on the table.

Productions

We produce and tour plays that make a clear artistic argument: disabled-led new writing belongs at the centre of British theatre. In each, inner worlds change the rules of the stage and access is embedded in the theatrical language, rather than added afterwards.

Two people sit up on a bed: A Black woman, with long dreadlocks pulled back and light blue glitter on her cheek, and a Black man wearing a sleeveless undershirt with his arm around her. They tenderly look at each other. Behind them, wavy patterns of blue and off-white are projected on the wall in the background