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Generation After 6. Showcase: Pitching Sessions for Deaf and Disabled artists   

This year, Generation After Showcase is collaborating with the British Council, within the context of the Europe Beyond Access project – which seeks to support and celebrate the works

  • Artistic Practice
  • Symposia/conferences
  • Dance
  • Theatre
  • Poland

Non-Normative Case by Katarzyna Żeglicka at Nowy Teatr

On 2 September, disabled artist Katarzyna Zeglicka will present a new lecture-performance, 'Non-Normative Case', as part of Generation After Showcase at Nowy Teatr, Warsaw. The

  • Symposia/conferences
  • Dance
  • Poland

Two performers with leopard print clothes embrace tenderly

‘Do Robots Have Emotions?’ and ‘Love’s underworld’ presented at Our Festival   

On Thursday, September 1, the projects “Do Robots Have Emotions?” by Manolis Saridakis, and “Love’s underworld” by Stavros Zafeiris are landed at the Evripideion Theater

  • Festivals
  • Dance
  • Greece

A female performer lays back on a billowing red fabric

Oriente Occidente festival 2022

https://youtu.be/p4-s23eWncw Taking place in Rovereto, Italy, from 3-10 September 2022, Europe Beyond Access partner Oriente Occidente will be incorporating SubPac technology and audio introductions to performances

  • Access for Audiences
  • Festivals
  • Dance
  • Music
  • Theatre
  • Italy

4 dancers are on an all-black stage. They wear loose-fitting sheer grey clothes. The 2 female dancers in front are side-on and crouched down, bending at the knee and upper bodies tilted forward. The front-most dancer holds 2 crutches behind her and rests her cheek on the dancer directly behind her, who holds her front arm at a right angle, as if ready to run. Behind them is another female dancer who is facing away so her back is visible. She holds her right arm straight out to her side, whilst her left arm is held out to the side and bent at the elbow. She is looking at her elbow. A male dancer faces her, and is about to hold onto her right wrist. He is looking at her face.

Candoco’s workshop and double bill in Sweden (Skånes Dansteater)

Europe Beyond Access is committed to collaborating with the world’s leading inclusive dance companies to educate professional and mainstream audiences in artistic practices and other

  • Symposia/conferences
  • Dance
  • Sweden

Oriente Occidente presents PRESENTI ACCESSIBILI

Europe Beyond Access partner Oriente Occidente is leading on PRESENTI ACCESSIBILI (ACCESSIBLE PRESENT), the first major all-Italy conference on arts and disability taking place from

  • Symposia/conferences
  • Dance
  • Italy

Three Candoco's dancers on stage. One leaning on the floor, one standing and the third one performing an acrobatics on his crutches.

Candoco Dance Company at the ZAMEK Culture Centre (Poznań)

Europe Beyond Access partner British Council Poland supports the premiere of two Candoco Dance Company shows at the ZAMEK Culture Centre in Poznań (Poland). This

  • Festivals
  • Dance
  • Poland

4 dancers are on an all-black stage. They wear loose-fitting sheer grey clothes. The 2 female dancers in front are side-on and crouched down, bending at the knee and upper bodies tilted forward. The front-most dancer holds 2 crutches behind her and rests her cheek on the dancer directly behind her, who holds her front arm at a right angle, as if ready to run. Behind them is another female dancer who is facing away so her back is visible. She holds her right arm straight out to her side, whilst her left arm is held out to the side and bent at the elbow. She is looking at her elbow. A male dancer faces her, and is about to hold onto her right wrist. He is looking at her face.

Workshop with Candoco Dance Company in Warsaw (Poland)

Europe Beyond Access partner British Council Poland is collaborating with Teatr21 to run this two-part workshop delivered by performers from Candoco, one of the world’s

  • International Exchange
  • Dance
  • Poland

The Holland Dance Festival 2022

Europe Beyond Access partner Holland Dance Festival – a leading Dutch dance organisation whose mission is to make dance accessible for everybody regardless of age,

  • Festivals
  • Dance
  • Netherlands

Two female dancers balance against each others backs, one is a wheelchair user.

Time to Act: Final Report Launch

Join the British Council, On the Move, and the partners of Europe Beyond Access as we launch this ground-breaking major new study, spanning 42 countries,

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