About us

We are a theatre group for adults with learning disabilities, providing a safe and inclusive space for individuals to explore their passion for performing arts. Our programs and productions aim to showcase the abilities and talents of our members, breaking stereotypes and promoting inclusivity in the arts community. Join us and discover the joy and empowerment of theatre with What's The Drama.

Our Mission

Our mission is to provide a welcoming, inclusive, and creative space where adults with learning disabilities can explore their talents, build confidence, and express themselves through the performing arts. we believe in the transformative power of theater to inspire, empower, and connect.


What We Offer

  • Professional, ability-focused environment 
  • Opportunities to perform 
  • Flexible solutions tailored to individual needs and goals

Why Choose Us

Because we believe everyone deserves the opportunity to belong, grow, achieve and shine.

What's the Drama is more than a day service — we're a family. A warm, caring and supportive community where every individual is valued for who they are and encouraged to discover just how much they are capable of.

We see the person, not the disability. We nurture confidence, celebrate individuality and create opportunities for our members to dream bigger, push beyond expectations and achieve things they may never have thought possible.

Here, every achievement matters. Every voice matters. And everyone has the chance to reach their potential.

Great things happen when we open minds, open hearts and believe in what's possible.

Empowering Through Creative Expression

At What's The Drama, we believe that everyone has a unique talent and deserves the chance to shine. That is why our theatre group specializes in providing opportunities for adults with learning disabilities to explore their interest in theatre and performance. Our approach is centered around creating a safe and inclusive space for our members to express themselves creatively. We understand that individuals with learning disabilities may face challenges in traditional theatre settings, and we strive to break down those barriers by focusing on their strengths and abilities.