I’m Possible, Not Impossible is a newly commissioned action-filled dance-theatre show that challenges the idea of the ‘Superhero’ and is professionally directed and performed by local disabled people. Sick of being labelled by media as a hero simply for existing, or their disabilities used as villainous traits in film and television, the N’Abled performers will educate, entertain and enthral audiences in a world of intersectionality, celebration and ridiculousness.

Through punk ideologies, humour and an original script, I’m Possible Not Impossible smashes through stereotypes about disabled people through the lens of their lived experiences. In this wild explosion of truth, sexy disabled people and exciting movement you can expect to laugh, cry and question the world around you.

Created by award winning, spicy, inclusive dance-theatre company Moxie Brawl, Tramshed and a company of local Disabled adults. This is the first performance in Tramshed’s three-year N’Abled partnership, commissioned by Metro GAD and the Rupert Prokofiev Award.

Cast:

Carrie-Ann Beavan
Emma Brooks
Sue Elsegood
Lucian Gautel
Sahera Khan
Beth Pound
Kavina Pound
Adam Smith
Felicity Turner

Creatives:

Sarah Blanc, Director
Chris Owen, Assistant Director
Froud, Lighting Designer/Production Manager
Daisy Blower, Designer
Jessica June Palmer, Production Assistant
Phoebe Fairchild, Access Support Worker
Fight Director- Andrew Bryan

Show information:

Run time: 50 mins (Approx)

​​Warnings: Flashing lights, loud music, mild violence, mature themes on disability and mental health, any products used in the show are gluten free.
If you have any questions on the above, please speak to a member of Tramshed staff and they will assist you.

This is a relaxed performance which means you can tick, stim, make noise and move around.