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Amoroso
Accessibility a movement performance with some spoken text translated into Polish sign language audio description Endeavour therefore to withdraw thy heart from the love of visible things, and
Reframed: Disability Aesthetics and Institutional Change in the Visual Arts
Join the British Council and Disability Arts Online for an online panel discussion about disability in the visual arts featuring artists, curators and arts professionals
Teatro La Plaza: Hamlet
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.
Theater Bremen / Unusual Symptoms / Adrienn Hód: Harmonia
Accessibility: wheelchair accessible About the show In Harmonia, Unusual Symptoms and Hungarian choreographer Adrienn Hód invite us to explore a new the human body and its meaning in
Diana Niepce: The other side of the dance
Diana Niepce. The other side of the dance Accessibility: wheelchair accessible About the show In previous work, dancer, choreographer and acrobat Diana Niepce depicted the process surrounding her self-recovery
Vero Cendoya: KEBO (Mapa de la pell d’un cos)
Accessibility wheelchair accessibility magnetic loop About the show This work takes as its title from the name of the brush used in the Japanese technique kintsugi, which is the repair
Conference: Inclusive Processes Within Performing Arts
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
MOS
Accessibility: surtitles for the deaf and hard-of-hearing audio description for people with visual impairment multi-sensory Guided Tour The tour is addressed to deaf and hard-of-hearing people, as
Symposium: Disability and Transforming the Cultural Ecosystem
Livestreamed from Brussels, Europe's largest arts and disability programme Europe Beyond Access presents its final symposium on 26 May 2023, 10:00-13:00 CEST (Brussels/Berlin). What is the
Time to Act: Two Years On
On 24 May, 9:30-11:30 BST, British Council and On The Move will publish more in-depth Europe-wide research on the barriers that disabled artists and audiences