Kate Lovell explains how an arts organisation can adapt performances to be more welcoming to disabled audiences.
You attend a theatre performance – you follow signs to the bar, jostle through the crowds to get your interval drinks ordered, weather the queue to the toilets, hear the bell clanging for the three-minute call, walk with the throngs, take your seat and are ready to sit quietly, and as still as possible, in the da... Keep reading on Disability Arts International
You attend a theatre performance – you follow signs to the bar, jostle through the crowds to get your interval drinks ordered, weather the queue to the toilets, hear the bell clanging for the three-minute call, walk with the throngs, take your seat and are ready to sit quietly, and as still as possible, in the da... Keep reading on Disability Arts International