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Emily Ingram

Projects featuring Emily Ingram

Disabled Playwrights Support

2026

Supported playwright

BOP × Nepal

March 2025

Associate Artists

Locked World

2024

Artist

Articles featuring Emily Ingram

A wide-shot, medium-high angle, shows a group of people of various ethnicities and heights sitting and standing on a stage. All the people in the group are wearing matching knit caps in dark blue with white trim, and most of them are giving either the peace sign with their fingers up, the "rock on" sign, or smiling. Some are seated on small wooden stools, and a fair-skinned woman who is heavy set is seated in a wheelchair off to the right, wearing a dark top, a long blue skirt, and black sandals. Further right from her are two brown-skinned men who are standing. A woman is sitting in a chair, raising one arm as she smiles and flashes a peace sign. She has a box of Mary Hill's candy in her lap. The stage is gray, and behind the group is a screen and black curtains with studio lighting overhead. In the foreground are two red, square floor cushions and a chair that faces away from the camera.

BOP at Nitfest – Performances and Farewell

Our final week in Nepal was very busy as we prepared for the performances of New Normal. The Nepal International Theatre Festival had such […]

The photograph depicts a late-day scene featuring a building adjacent to a paved parking area, marked by the presence of two cars and the architectural details of the building itself. The building is characterized by its red roofing, and what appears to be a partially open-air storefront marked by tables and activity within. The front is framed by a series of vertical supports and decorated with numerous colorful prayer flags that stretch across the frontage, adding a festive cultural element to the exterior. Potted plants line the walkway leading to the entrance, softening the hard lines of the structure with greenery. To the left of the main building, a taller, more modern building is visible, reflecting the sunset light with its light-colored facade. On its roof, three circular tanks are situated, presumably water tanks, while prayer flags are attached from the building. The sky, taking up a significant portion of the image, is awash with the warm hues of the setting sun, creating a backdrop of sunset pastels and soft clouds. The pavement in the foreground is a mix of grey concrete with subtle variations in color, likely indicating different paving sections. On the left side of the image, a silver car is parked, with its registration visible but blurred, while on the right, a compact grey hatchback can also be seen. A sign stands near the entrance of the building, positioned near a person in a white t-shirt.

BOP at Nitfest – End of rehearsals

The whole team has accomplished a lot in the second half of this week. The two translators, Jaldeep and Sandip, have done an amazing […]