Rideout

17/03/2026

Go to www.SupportRideout.org to donate. This takes you straight to the Big Give fundraising page for Rideout.

To listen to the livestream go to www.mixcloud.com/RideoutBigGive/ between 8am on Sat 21 March and 8am on Sun 22 March (UK time)

14/03/2026

A week today, Saul will be hosting a special 24 hour livestream raising money as part of this year's Big Give

His target is £2000.

As well as donating, he would love it if you might listen in at some point! A schedule will be available soon but you can bookmark the link to listen now by going here www.mixcloud.com/RideoutBigGive/

Donations will only be possible between 17 and 24 March only by going to www.supportrideout.org Remember, every donation is DOUBLED!

03/03/2026

Save the dates! We are raising funds to support a new project with Expert Citizens Anything you donate to us between 17 and 24 March is doubled!

25/11/2025

If you would like to help support Rideout’s work with people in prison and people with previous experience of custody, please nominate us by clicking on the link below!

We could receive a £1,000 donation with your help throught the Movement for Good 12 Days Christmas Draw.

19/08/2025

Earlier this year we created a show called Punishment Acts. Made with members of Expert Citizens in association with B-Arts, it was part of Sarah Eddie Bartley AHRC funded Staging Justice programme. It is, without doubt, one of the best projects we’ve ever been involved with.

We are thrilled, therefore, to share Molly de Dios Fisher’s qualitative evaluation of the project that focuses on the experience of the members of Expert Citizens who took part. The report considers key findings around relationships, atmosphere, ownership, autobiography, roles, site, time, and impacts of performance.

17/06/2025

A fantastic two days celebrating 50 years of Performance in Prison. Yesterday included a visit to HMP Buckley Hall to see a joyful performance made by prisoners facilitated by the inimitable Kate McCoy. Today was a day of rich reflections and conversations about the work of all those who deign to take theatre into prison. A hybrid event of panels intercut with some creative activity including a collage/zine making session where delegates were asked to consider the next 50 years. All material to be held in the Rideout archive at the Bristol Theatre Collection.

Huge thanks to all the speakers, panel chairs and participants for being so generous with their time. Uber special thanks to Sarah Eddie Bartley and Simon Ruding and the rest of the TiPP team for making it happen.