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Even though I was into drama so young, I didn't step foot into a theatre until I was sixteen. That was Live's Youth Theatre [in Newcastle]. It was a whole different world. I never felt like... I could go to the theatre? With the Theatre Royal, too. I only went there recently, even though I walked past it every single day. It didn't feel for people like me. The theatre world is still so white. I saw Ankles at the Northern Stage and there were only nine non-white people in the audience. Having over a hundred chairs in there, and having nine non-white people in the audience is good. Alphabetti is staging a lot more work by non-white people. We want people to take up space [through SoreSlap]. Less People More Dogs Sweatshirt, Dog Lover Sweatshirt, Unisex Dog Owner Hoodie, More Dogs Shirt, Funny Dog Sweater, Dog Paw Tee, Dog Shirt Papi: Because they won't have seen anything like it before. In some shape or form, it might change their lives.

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SoreSlap Theatre aims to inspire its audiences and create a safe space where anyone can enjoy theatre to make them stop, laugh, and think. Rhian: I left Northern Ireland as a queer person with mental health issues. I came to the UK, and it felt really safe. People seemed more confident about talking about things, where Ireland [had] felt repressed. Here, people took me seriously. I've always been into poetry and spoken word... since I was three. As I came to terms with my sexuality, I became more comfortable and I realised what happened to me in my past wasn't normal. Being put into hospital when you're seventeen is not normal. Baby Goats Shirt, Goat Kid Tshirt, Crazy Goat T-shirt, Kids Shirt, Farmer Tshirt, Farm Animal Tee, Animal Tshirt, Women Shirt,Country Tshirt A LITTLE-known actor has become an internet sensation after being mistaken for the real Phil Lynott. Papi Jeovani and Rhian Jade are Northeast-based artists and founders of SoreSlap theatre. BroadwayWorld grabs a moment with them after one of their performances to ask them about staging complex narratives, making theatre more inclusive, and the ethos behind their company.