Enriching the stories we tell, bringing more disabled & Deaf people into m/stream theatre. Michèle Taylor, Director for Change, Ramps on the Moon. Views my own.
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ALT A grid of headshots of the cast for Derby Theatre's production of Of Mice and Men, arranged in three rows with names in red text beneath each image. Top row (L-R): William Young, a man with red hair, a beard, and a serious look; Liam King, a man with curly brown hair and a neutral expression; Luke Richard, bald with a beard and a serious expression; Jeff Alexander, short-cropped hair, a goatee, and a focused look. Middle row (L-R): Emma Charlton, blonde hair tied back, head resting on hand, smiling softly; Tom Fletcher, short brown hair, neutral expression; Rob Maloney, dark short hair, serious look; Afton Moran, short dark hair, neutral expression. Bottom row (L-R): Laurence Pears, light brown hair, slight smile; Stefan Race, curly hair, neutral look; Ben Wilson, shaved head, beard, warm smile.
ALT Conference 24 Catalyst sessions. Share challenges, ideas, opportunities and best practice
ALT A landscape poster with the text 'WE ARE HIRING! BECOME CANDOCO'S NEW PRODUCER' in capital letters and the company logo on the top right corner of the image. The background features a scene from Candoco's 'Set and Reset/Reset' performance, showing dancers in grey, translucent costumes.
ALT Front cover with logos of British Council and Disability Arts Online in top left and right hand corners. A picture below of a white woman stands hands out to her sides in the middle of a painting performance. She is wearing a specially made outfit resembling a leather corset with giant syringes attached to it. Behind her are expressive paintings of bodily images. Text below reads: Visual Arts and Disability in the UK: a snapshot in 2024
ALT Front cover with logos of British Council and Disability Arts Online in top left and right hand corners. A picture below of a white woman stands hands out to her sides in the middle of a painting performance. She is wearing a specially made outfit resembling a leather corset with giant syringes attached to it. Behind her are expressive paintings of bodily images. Text below reads: Visual Arts and Disability in the UK: a snapshot in 2024
ALT Graphic featuring a quote: "Disabled people are faced with signing up to multiple access schemes before they can even begin to enjoy the experience they wanted in the first place." Andrew Miller MBE, UK Arts Access Champion
