My name is Gracie. I am 23 years old. I like dogs, church, drama, cafes and seeing my family. I first came to Face Front when I was 16 in the DDM group, where I learnt teamwork and I enjoyed meeting new people. I am now a member of the Bridge group. I joined…
Face Front Inclusive Theatre launches CLICfest 2022 This summer, CLICfest will be bringing together the best of London’s community theatre groups – a one-stop website for theatre and community arts. The CLICfest website launches on the 17th June and runs until 11th September 2022, highlighting the best of inclusive performances, workshops and theatre activities. Already…
Face Front Inclusive Theatre are proud to announce three new supported artists- John, Shane, and Mehmet! Lauren caught up with them to ask them what being a supported artist means to them: John said “Being a supported artist has given me a platform into professional acting and given me the experience to see what the…
Hi, my name is Shanil. I am 21 years old. Since I have been involved in Face Front Inclusive Theatre my confidence has been improved. I am in two groups of Face Front called the Bridge Acting Group and InterACTion. The Face Front staff are all supportive of me. The skills and knowledge of all…
Hello, my name is James. I am 19 years old, and I go to Shaftesbury high school. In September I am going to college. At the moment I also go to ArtsDepot where I do different art and theatre projects which is how I was introduced to doing a placement with Face Front. On my placement with Face Front I go to the…
Face Front Inclusive Theatre are currently looking to expand our pool of freelance musicians/ music facilitators. Along with our professional touring work and training, Face Front also run several inclusive and participatory arts groups for adults and young people in North and East London. The groups include disabled and neurodivergent participants who range in age…
In the summer of 2019, Face Front’s Inclusive Adult Drama Group, Broken Silence, performed a successful run of their fourth full-scale original musical ‘The Myth of Marvo’s Millions’ at the Dugdale Centre in Enfield. Broken Silence is Face Front’s Theatre group for disabled adults run by Jon French and Angie Wallis at Park Avenue Disability…
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