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One day Hunter Heartbeat Course | London October 17th 2026

Group photo of actors and participants in Denver during a Flute Theatre production of Pericles, showcasing an inclusive performance with energetic expressions and diverse performers.

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This autumn we are continuing our tour of King Lear with autistic adults

Monday 26th - Friday 30th October ♥️

We are also running a one day Hunter Heartbeat course on Saturday 17th October at Goldsmiths University of London. Details on our course page.

Flute Around the World shows our international reach from our long term projects in India, Cataluyna and Bulgaria to regular performances in Romania and the US, and festivals in Peru and Mexico.

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— Shakespeare and Autism 2025 workshop participants seated in a circle

Shakespeare and Autism 2025 workshop participants seated in a circle, with one person’s arm around another in a moment of connection and inclusion.
A diverse group of performers energetically engage in a live Flute Theatre performance, using expressive gestures and movement on a dimly lit stage. The actors wear casual, comfortable clothing in natural tones, creating an inclusive and accessible environment tailored for autistic individuals. This performance, inspired by Shakespeare and adapted using the Hunter Heartbeat Method, highlights Flute Theatre’s commitment to neurodiverse storytelling. Audience members can be seen watching with interest in the background. Flute Theatre also offers training and courses for actors, educators, applied theatre students, and families to support autism-friendly performance practices.

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Huge thanks to Arts Council England and Bristol Myers Squibb for their invaluable support during Spring 2026.

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