Some recent press features include:
Renu Arora recently had her access to work cut, and then restored after a gruelling 10 week campaign you can see the campaign below:
The Petition and open letter about the Access To Work cut- Signed by 400 people
The Stage - Renu Arora Access To Work Restored
The Express - 'I'm disabled - if Labour don't restore grant cuts I'll never work again'
Big Issue - “Will I ever be on stage again?”
The Stage - Erica Whyman and Jenny Sealey condemn theatremaker Renu Arora’s Access to Work cut
The Stage - How well is theatre tackling accessibility, how can it improve?
Awards
Winner of the Peggy Ramsay Foundation Award for New Writing (2026) for The Burgundy Book
Shortlisted for the BBC Radio 4 Arts Commissioning Round (2024) for The Burgundy Book
Shortlisted for the Unlimited UK Open Awards (2024) for The Burgundy Book
Recipient of the NRI (Non-Resident Indian) Award for ‘Most Empowered and Courageous Artist’ (2022)
Founding member of the Royal Shakespeare Company’s Freelance Consultation Group (2022)
Finalist for the BBC Culture in Quarantine Initiative (2021)
Other links:
The Stage - Renu Aora awarded Peggy Ramsay Award
Broadway World - Artsdepot Reveals 10th Annual 2025/26 Artist Residency Programme
The Guardian: ‘I saw my leg go under the bus and thought I was dead and gone’
The Telegraph: the RSC's back with a spectacular fantasy
Arts Desk - “Renu Arora was poignant”
What’s On Stage - The Magician's Elephant musical at the RSC – first look
Birmingham Live - 'Vibrant, joyous and fun' - The Magician's Elephant at RSC reviewed
Audio:
Royal Shakespeare Company Interval Drinks Podcast
Royal Literary Fund Podcast- Renu Arora in conversation with Sita Brahmachari
For media and press enquiries, please write to Christopher Spring