Rachel Sarah Leveney
Nominee Profile
Location: London
I am a disabled artist and access consultant working to improve inclusivity and representation within the arts. I co-founded an organisation called AllTogetherTheatre (ATT), providing consultancy and advocacy services, before branching out to continue this work freelance. ATT were selected as The Stage UK’s Big Idea in 2023 for our proposal of a Universal Access Policy, which we were then invited to present at their Future Of Theatre conference.
I work as a facilitator for Herts Inclusive Theatre, supporting adults and young people with disabilities to participate in drama. I am currently working as an access consultant on their upcoming Enrich Festival, which will take place at the end of April.
While a student at RADA, I planned and facilitated their first ever Relaxed Performance and delivered a workshop to the participants that were invited to the performance. I have worked with Go Live Theatre on many of the Relaxed Performances they have delivered in the West End, providing access consultation and access support.
I enjoy being on multiple teams of reviewers for theatre productions, and recently started my own reviewing page - Witch On Wheels reviews. It’s important to me to provide honest reviews from a disabled and neurodivergent perspective and I actively seek out disabled led theatre to platform and support.
I work as a facilitator for Herts Inclusive Theatre, supporting adults and young people with disabilities to participate in drama. I am currently working as an access consultant on their upcoming Enrich Festival, which will take place at the end of April.
While a student at RADA, I planned and facilitated their first ever Relaxed Performance and delivered a workshop to the participants that were invited to the performance. I have worked with Go Live Theatre on many of the Relaxed Performances they have delivered in the West End, providing access consultation and access support.
I enjoy being on multiple teams of reviewers for theatre productions, and recently started my own reviewing page - Witch On Wheels reviews. It’s important to me to provide honest reviews from a disabled and neurodivergent perspective and I actively seek out disabled led theatre to platform and support.