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Currently booking acts, check back here for updates and full programme once complete!

We will be joined by 5 learning disabled and / or autistic theatre companies from around the country to do a scratch performance of what they have been working on.
Charity Shop Sue
House of Life
Hypnotist Richard Barker

A joyous protest march in which learning disabled and autistic people and those that give a damn about them raises their voices, so that EVERYONE has to take notice.
As well as inviting people to make placards, this year we are also giving people the opportunity to join the drumming troop to make some real noise (contact OneFest to register interest).
The chance to party in the sunshine with beats, booze, and buddies.
Kicking off with the March for More, come and raise your voice about learning disability and autism rights on the streets of Mansfield.
Then enjoy the outdoor stage at our festival site under the gorgeous viaduct.
A proper gig, with proper bands. Mansfield’s own upcoming learning disabled led outfit LITTLE TREES supporting explosive rockers the VIRGINMARYS.

Dancing with Colours is an interactive performance for young people (4+) and their grown-ups, celebrating creativity through dance, music and art. Expect a joyful, sensory, (and messy!) experience, as artist JoAnne invites you to transform our blank canvas with stories, movement and art supplies -art is everywhere and for everyone!
From Manosphere believer to ending up on Andrew Tate's twitter, Sam Browne's new show is a little bit of sad, a little bit of funny and a whole lot of poetry.
Hello friend. Open your mind, take out what’s inside and wish it well on its future endeavours. You’re going to need the space for this one.I’m talking life, love, loss, finding your way and pigeons… quite a lot about pigeons actually… it’s pretty pigeon-heavy to be honest. So please join me, Toussaint Douglass, for an hour of joyfully absurd, charmingly awkward stand-up.
The Old Library, Leeming Street, NG18 1NG
Blurb: What if your anger just simmers underneath? If it never quite reaches boiling point, but it's present, burning your insides. 

Combining spoken word, football chants, live art and theatre, Chat Sh*t, Get Hit dives into women’s anger: how it fuels, how it festers and how it is swallowed. Following its award-winning Edinburgh Fringe run and a stint at Soho Theatre, this is a funny and uncompromising show about recovery, solidarity and the suppression of women’s rage.

Details coming soon…
Spoken word sensation Sam Browne hosts an afternoon of storytelling and exploration, where you are invited to take it all in or contribute yourself.
Closing the festival is our much-loved comedy night, where our latest crop of learning disabled comedians deliver there new material, before the celebrity headliner takes the stage. We will reveal who that headliner is soon.

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