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Alan Clifton as Jeeves

I Dream I Dare I Do
This documentary explores the stories of three creatives with learning difficulties looking for a break in theatre and film. The only thing standing in their way is your attitude and mine.

Left, Alan Clifton as Jeeves

Image and design © Julie McNamara

Trashy model with smeared lips looks at her reflection in the mirror.

Wide Angle Media

A new Disability Film Festival in association with Kickstart Arts, Vancouver curated by Siobhan McCarthy and Geoff McMurchy with Caglar Kimyoncu and Julie McNamara.

Left Cristina Perezzani in Snow White and the Seven Whores. Image and design © Julie McNamara

Kitty Wilkinson

Walking Through Windows

was a series of works commissioned to celebrate the centenary of Liverpool's Anglican  Cathedral.

'Welcome to the Wash house' was written to celebrate the life of Kitty Wilkinson. One of Liverpool's unsung heroines.

Julie & piglet

Archive

There's so much.more to browse through in the Archive. Take a peek.

Left Julie McNamara in Pig Tales, image © Michele Martinoli, design concept Linda Spackman, Cutting Crew.

Arts Council Logo

Web Design: Lesley Willis and Julie McNamara            © Julie McNamara 2011

Crossings 
is written from the testimony of a young woman desperate to get out of
a gang. Exploring themes of identity, 
forced migration and sexual slavery.

Image and design © Chris de Wilde

The Crossings Set

The Knitting Circle is based on the life experiences of 
people who were confined in asylums and long stay hospitals closed in the 80s and 90s. These are extraordinary tales of survival.

Left Mandi Symmonds as Betty

Image and design © Emma Wee

Julie McNamara has created and contributed to a large and diverse body of work. Productions below give us a snapshot. Click on images or titles below.

Betty and others arrive at the knitting circle on the Social Education Unit