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Play asks what it means to be free
The Chronicle
|November 24, 2025
SHOW REFLECTS ON PAST AND ASKS QUESTIONS ABOUT NOW
A THEATRE will mark 80 years since the end of the Second World War with its most ambitious production yet a large-scale celebration of freedom, unity and inclusive national pride.
Gosforth Civic Theatre (GCT) is taking part in Future Arts Centres' nationwide project, Our Freedom Then & Now, joining 60 arts venues across the UK in November for what is billed as the largest collaborative performance of its kind.
Two performances will take place at the venue on November 28, serving as its annual platform showcasing new work by performers with learning disabilities and autism.
GCT the only arts venue in the UK founded and guided by people with learning disabilities will welcome matinee and evening audiences to a full-length production featuring more than 60 performers.
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