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Ouch's weblog is back, and ready for action. We've been saving all those interesting bits of disability info and will be adding them regularly from now on, just for you.

So let us tell you about a few things you might like to go and see in the next couple of months.

Famous disabled actor and star of The Station Agent, Peter Dinklage, is coming to London's Barbican Centre in mid-April. He's in the UK to perform in the Samuel Beckett play Endgame, as part of the Beckett centenary festival. You can find out more information on the .

On 20 April, those lovely people at are taking to the decks at The Big Chill Bar, Dray Walk, Brick Lane, London E1. Nearest tube is Liverpool Street, and more details are available on Club Attitude's site.

And finally for now, after the success of their sell-out run in 2005, Sigma Productions will be treating audiences to further performances of From Within, an "inspired" and moving play exploring the journey of one woman coming to terms with her son's autism and one boy's journey of coming to terms with his world. It's showing at the Brighton Fringe Festival from Saturday 13 to Monday 15 May, and performances will take place at the Friends' Meeting House in Ship Street. There's more on the website.