Latest Podcast Podcast - Episode 46 In this episode we are joined by Jess Telling, an autistic theatre maker. Jess talks about why theatre is important to her, why she enjoys the theatre and why theatres could, and should, be doing more to make the experience more inclusive and accessible. Jess also speaks about the challenges she has faced in the industry and the problems with other plays not being authentic and relatable, and the lack of inclusivity in the theatre. Thank you, Jess, for being part of our podcast, and speaking to us more about the amazing things you are doing to make the theatre (and world) a more inclusive and accessible place! Listen on Spotify Find Out More Follow Jess on Instagram Follow Jess on LInkedin Find out more about Jess' latest production, Chameleon, on Instagram Leeds Autism Services are a charity dedicated to helping to create a more autism friendly society. Here are some of the ways you can help: Take part in an episode of the podcast. Visit or subscribe to the Leeds Autism Services YouTube channel. Follow us on social media and like / share our posts: Facebook Instagram Bluesky LinkedIn Volunteer or apply to join our wonderful team. If you have enjoyed this content, please consider making a donation to help us keep the podcast up and running. Please select a donation amount (required) £10 Helps us to maintain our sensory rooms and purchase specialist sensory equipment £25 Helps us to keep our life skill kitchens and skills development programs well resourced £50 Helps us to invest in digital innovations to help improve the lives of our beneficiaries Other Set up a regular payment Donate Manage Cookie Preferences