What a sensory show made for homes taught us about creativity, access and connection

💭  How many senses do we really have? Is time the final frontier of access practice? And what happens when the home becomes a stage? 💭 

Join us behind the scenes of InSideWays to discover what happened when more than 100 collaborators – artists, makers, researchers and families – across two countries came together to reimagine how theatre is made, where it happens, and who it is for.  

Host Flo O’Mahony (Artistic Director of Zoo Co and director of the 5 star, award-winning ‘Perfect Show for Rachel’), Oily Cart’s Artistic Director Ellie Griffiths, and researchers Dr Aaron McPeake and Elspeth Clark explore what making a sensory show for people’s homes taught them about creativity, access and connection.

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📖 Enjoy this conversation? Read Making SideWays: Field Notes from the InSideWays Creative Process

Front cover of Making SideWays. Field Notes from the InSideWays Creative Process. Co-produced by Oily Cart (UK), Folkteatern Gävleborg and Scen:se (Sweden.


InSideWays is a first-of-its-kind international collaboration between Sensory Theatre pioneers, Oily Cart (UK), trailblazing sensory producers Scen:se, and regional theatres Folkteatern Gävleborg and Estrad Norr (Sweden). Making SideWays: Field Notes from the InSideWays Creative Process was co-produced by Oily Cart, Folkteatern Gävleborg and Scen:se.