It's Great That You're Out, Well Done!

Community Partnership Presentation.

A group of wheelchair users' night out at the bar turns an ordinary evening into a sharp, funny reckoning with how disability is really seen.

Set on a night out in a bar, It’s Great That You’re Out, Well Done! follows a group of wheelchair users navigating a scenario that will be instantly familiar to disabled audiences and quietly revealing to everyone else: the well-meaning comments, the assumptions, the small daily frictions of moving through a world not built with them in mind. Told with humour, candour, and moments of real discomfort, it asks audiences to look again at their own behaviour.

It's Great That You're Out, Well Done! is a hybrid documentary adapted from an original stage production written and performed by the members of the Crann Centre's Breaking Barriers Theatre Group. The documentary intercuts scenes from the original stage production with direct-to-camera testimony from the writer-performers themselves.

Breaking Barriers brings together adults living with neuro-physical disabilities - including spina bifida, cerebral palsy and acquired spinal injuries - to develop and perform original work drawn from their own lived experience.