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Does access REALLY result in great art?

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A performer, eyes-wide, stares ahead. Their hands covered in red paint, with floral wreaths around their neck and warm coloured flowers in the background.
Alexis Desaulniers
A performer, eyes-wide, stares ahead. Their hands covered in red paint, with floral wreaths around their neck and warm coloured flowers in the background.
Alexis Desaulniers
A performer, eyes-wide, stares ahead. Their hands covered in red paint, with floral wreaths around their neck and warm coloured flowers in the background.
Alexis Desaulniers
A performer, eyes-wide, stares ahead. Their hands covered in red paint, with floral wreaths around their neck and warm coloured flowers in the background.
Alexis Desaulniers
A performer, eyes-wide, stares ahead. Their hands covered in red paint, with floral wreaths around their neck and warm coloured flowers in the background.
Alexis Desaulniers
A performer, eyes-wide, stares ahead. Their hands covered in red paint, with floral wreaths around their neck and warm coloured flowers in the background.
Alexis Desaulniers
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An impassioned interrogation on the how, and most essentially why, access makes art great.

Caroline Bowditch leads a rich discussion with Jenny Sealey (Joint CEO/Artistic Director, Graeae Theatre Company) and Robert Softly Gale (Artistic Director & CEO, Birds of Paradise Theatre Company). The three share their experience of embedding access into the dramaturgy of performance - a practice they've been cultivating, evaluating, and reimagining for decades. The panellists discuss how access adds to and can transform both the creative and audience experience.

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    M - Recommended for audiences 15 and older

    Content Warning

    Disability Slurs

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