Today is Giving Tuesday and we hope you’ll consider supporting Lung Ha Theatre Company.
For over 40 years, we have been raising expectations of how learning-disabled people can proudly make fabulous theatre. Your support now sparks more creative opportunities and helps us make more award-winning productions. Help us make fabulous theatre in 2026 and provide more opportunities for learning-disabled adults to participate in the arts.
Whether little or large, every donation truly goes a long way. For example:
- £10 – makes it possible for an actor to attend a Tuesday evening ensemble session.
- £50 – provides a lead support worker for that session, making sure our participants are safe and supported.
- £100 – will help us rehearse for our public shared readings at the Traverse Theatre on 22-23 January 2026 (keep reading for an exclusive behind-the-scenes!)
- £1000 – covers our actors’ costs to take to the stage for those rehearsed readings.
Donate now by clicking the link here or the button below. Alternatively, contact info@lungha.com to discuss how you can make a difference.
A Sneak Peek at our Rehearsed Readings coming to the Traverse, 22-23 January 2026
Lung Ha Touring Company is delighted to present rehearsed readings of short plays written by two Lung Ha Theatre Company Ensemble actors, taking place at the Traverse Theatre on 22-23 January 2026.
Tickets for A FISHY TALE IN ANSTRUTHER by Emma Clark and YUI’S UNIQUE ADVENTURE by Emma McCaffrey are on-sale now, and can be booked directly through the Traverse Theatre website at the button below:
And as a special Giving Tuesday treat, we’re delighted to share some behind-the-scenes snaps and video showing our actors hard at work preparing for next month’s readings!
Be a fly on the wall of our rehearsal room and take a look as our Ensemble members Gavin, Ian and Kiki share how they’re feeling to be involved in the performances:




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I really like rehearsing with Lung Ha where I get to practise and learn skills that make me more confident on stage and speaking in public. I felt anxious performing when I joined the ensemble but now I don’t.
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