Much Ado About Nothing (Theatre Royal Stratford East)

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About the Show

Robert Hastie (Artistic Director of the Crucible Theatre) directs this production of Shakespeare's comedy that champions deaf and disabled artists.

Claudio and Hero have fallen for one another fast and are engaged after a short courtship. But not everyone finds romance so straightforward ... Benedick and Beatrice agree that love is scoff-worthy ... and that's about the only thing they agree on! But there’s someone for everyone, even if they’re right under your nose.

Ramps On The Moon produces this accessible production, integrating creative sign language, audio description and captioning into Shakespeare's beloved comedy.

Critic Reviews (2)

"The actors from Ramps on the Moon — a company that puts deaf, disabled and neurodiverse performers centre stage — bring a banquet of wit and joy to the proceedings."
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“Shakespeare aficionados may find heavier criticisms of the play’s treatment, and those not usually inclined towards the classics may find it over-long, this is nonetheless a bold, exciting, and often successful experiment in diversifying the cast, crew and audience of British theatre.”
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