Dalibor Šandor
Dalibor Šandor
Artist
Dalibor Šandor is a Serbian learning-disabled performer and director who works with Europe Beyond Access I partner Per.Art, an independent inclusive performing arts organisation based in Novi Sad, Serbia. Invited to join Per.Art at a moment of crisis in his life, Dalibor has been a member of the group for over ten years and has also
Teatro La Plaza: Hamlet
Festival
Accessibility: wheelchair accessible About the show A group of people with Down syndrome take the stage to share their desires and frustrations through a free version of Hamlet. The play is built between Shakespeare’s text and the actors lives and takes as a starting point the question he asks us about existence. To
Conference: Inclusive Processes Within Performing Arts
Conference
Reharsal of “Fine Lines” by Roser López Espinosa / Skånes Dansteater / Europe Beyond Access Accessibility: Swedish Sign Language translations About the conference A day of professional development within the field of accessibility and inclusive practice in Sweden. The conference is organised by Danssamverkan Sydsverige, which is a collaborative group of swedish performing arts
What’s new in Europe Beyond Access II?
Opinion
March 1, 2024
Following the announcement that Europe Beyond Access has secured Creative Europe funding for a further four years, Project Director, Ben Evans explains what was learnt from the first iteration and what changes will be made. Moby Dick, Chiara Bersani/Danskompaniet Spinn. Image: Simone Cargnoni Late last year, it was confirmed that Europe Beyond
Europe Beyond Access continues!
Europe Beyond Access has been awarded €2m by the Creative Europe programme of the European Union, ensuring the world’s largest transnational Arts & Disability collaboration continues until 2027. Mixed Doubles by Grootens, Kalampaliki, Tortelli, & Espinosa. Photo © Simone Cargnoni Today we are pleased to announce that Europe Beyond Access has once
Film: Five years of Europe Beyond Access
Film
After 5 years, the world largest transnational Arts & Disability project Europe Beyond Access, supported by the Creative Europe programme of the EU, is about to come to an end. https://youtu.be/uYdXKbEzAwQ Since 2018, we have supported hundreds of Deaf and Disabled artists across Europe and have been thrilled to see sold-out theatre
Time to Act: Two Years On, Data-led insights on Performing Arts and Disability in Europe
Toolkit
Two years on from the ground-breaking Time to Act report, British Council has commissioned On the Move - to conduct a follow-up report looking further into the knowledge gaps in the cultural sector that contribute towards inequalities for disabled artists and audiences. This new report reveals data-led insights into the accessibility,
Arts and Culture Norway: joining the ‘disability revolution’ in the Norwegian arts sector
Case Study
Arts and Culture Norway is the main governmental operator for the implementation of Norwegian cultural policy. Here, Senior Advisor Kaja Tvedten Jorem describes the journey the organisation has been on over the last two years in discovering and attempting to remove some of the barriers for disabled artists in Norway's
Meine Damen und Herren
Artist
Ladies and gentlemen have turned into a collective. And how a collective works is an important question for everyday work. In many great performances that have been acclaimed by audiences and critics, our professional and full-time collective has shown what it is capable of alone or in cooperation with well-known colleagues. We continue
