Join the DIY freelance team

All of DIY’s work is based on a model of co-creation.

We are a dedicated team of freelance professionals working with groups of highly motivated and highly creative young people and adults with learning disabilities.

DIY Artists and Supporters

The work of DIY is made possible by our pool of artists and supporters.

DIY runs regular workers meetings and provides Continuing Professional Development for all our associate artists and supporters.

If you are interested in joining DIY please send us an Expression of Interest via email to diytheatre@gmail.com

This should be no longer than one side of A4 telling us:

  • A little bit about yourself, including your creative interests and experience
  • Why you are interested in working with DIY, particularly your interest in developing your skills in accessible and inclusive practice.

Two women enthusiastically engaging in a workshop. On the left, a woman with white hair smiles and gestures with her hand near her mouth, dressed casually in a striped top, beige trousers, and a dark cardigan. On the right, a woman wearing a headscarf, purple T-shirt, and red dungarees strikes a lively pose with one hand pointing upward, exuding energy and joy in a bright, welcoming room with colourful artwork on the walls. Four individuals seated in chairs in a room with neutral walls. A woman holds a wooden spoon, gesturing towards a man in an eagle-print T-shirt, while the others hold small objects, appearing engaged in a discussion.

photo: Two women are standing in a room. They are both white and are wearing bright red DIY t-shirts. They have big smiles and are holding up flowers made from different coloured paper. Behind them we can see a large room with tables and some other people.

A group of individuals in red T-shirts engage in a lively activity with an orange fabric stretched between them, creating a dynamic and inclusive atmosphere.