Collect of articles, updates and resources shared by the You're Welcome team.
The Roses offers Subtitled Screenings (in English) to enable those who have difficulty hearing to enjoy the most popular film releases. Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret| Tue 6 June 6.00pm In the long awaited big-screen adaptation, 11-year-old Margaret is uprooted from her life in 1970’s New York City for the suburbs of New Jersey, […]
› Read moreThe Roses offers Subtitled Screenings (in English) to enable those who have difficulty hearing to enjoy the most popular film releases. Book Club: The Next Chapter| Thu 1 June 11.15am In the new film we follow them as they take their book club to Italy for the fun girls trip they never had. When things go […]
› Read moreThese screenings are ideal for those living with Dementia, Autism or any other condition that affects day to day living, to enjoy a social activity in a welcoming environment. The lights will be left on low and there may be the possibility of people talking or moving around. The Super Mario Bros. Movie| Wed 31 May […]
› Read moreTweedy is back taking on his biggest challenge ever… playing Mother Goose! Get ready for a fun-filled family adventure with the Everyman Theatre’s classic tale of Mother Goose! Gloucestershire’s favourite clown – Tweedy – is back and ready to tackle his most daring pantomime stunt yet – performing as a DAME! Will he lay an […]
› Read moreFollowing a record-breaking West End season, this powerful production of Twelve Angry Men is back in session! Reginald Rose’s gripping courtroom thriller has been hailed as ‘the classiest, most intelligent drama playing on the West End’. It brings the 1957 three-time Academy Award nominated film, considered one of the great ‘must-sees’ of all time, to the […]
› Read moreOpening in Cheltenham prior to a national tour! There are no heroes in Simon Beaufoy’s heartfelt play, just a group of lads trying to regain theirdignity and pride. This fast and funny play is still very much of our time, as again we are hit by a costof-living crisis. Gaz and his mates are down […]
› Read moreIn the final hours of 14th April 1912 the RMS Titanic, on her maiden voyage from Southampton to New York, collided with an iceberg and ‘the unsinkable ship’ slowly sank. It was one of the most tragic disasters of the 20th Century. 1517 men, women and children lost their lives. Based on real people aboard […]
› Read morehttps://www.everymantheatre.org.uk/ We have a thriving theatre club for blind and sight impaired people which usually attends about 6 performances a year at the Everyman theatre. The performance is audio described and the theatre often provides a “touch tour” beforehand, so people can get used to the layout of the stage. Phone Insight on 01242 221170 for further […]
› Read moreThe Museum of Gloucester is once again working with the Royal Photographic Society (RPS) to bring their renowned International Photography Exhibition 163 (IPE 163) to Gloucester in January 2023. Over 8,000 images were entered by 3,944 photographers from 114 countries, making this a record-breaking year for the most countries engaged with in an open call […]
› Read moreWe are inviting visually impaired children and their families (aged 5-13rs old and living in Gloucestershire) to take part in outdoor creative workshops in 2023. The event is on Saturday 17th June 2023. There will be further events throughout the year. – Connect with nature at the magical Westonbirt Arboretum- Have fun with guided walks, […]
› Read moreThe Museum of Gloucester is delighted to announce that their new exhibition, 1980s Britain: Money Changes Everything, arrived in the city on Saturday 22 October and will run until Sunday 8 January 2023… About the exhibition The 1980s were bold, brash and contradictory times, an age of boom and bust, of greed, spending and charitable […]
› Read moreThe Museum of Gloucester is delighted to announce that their new exhibition, Titanic Honour and Glory, will be sailing into the city on Wednesday 29 June, running until Thursday 29 September 2022. This incredible exhibition at the Museum of Gloucester, explores the legacy of the world’s most famous ship, revealing the unforgettable story of the […]
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