Inclusive arts
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Signdance at the PAH Festival
Signdance Collective send greetings from the PAH Festival, Philadelphia November 2007 -
StopGap dancers on the move
Colin Hambrook met Chris Pavia and Laura Jones from StopGap Dance Company in the middle of their busy schedule to ask a few questions about the company:
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The Heroes say Goodbye
Nick Massey bids a fond farewell to inclusive pop group The Heroes -
StopGAP Dance Company
StopGAP Dance Company are currently undertaking a UK tour with their latest Portfolio Collection -
StopGAP Dance Company
StopGAP are an internationally recognised Dance Company. Having comleted a whirlwind UK tour of their acclaimed Portfolio Collection they are now preparing for the Caravan International Event, which is taking place to coincide with The Brighton Festival. -
Driving Inspiration
Caroline Cardus reports on Buckinghamshire's Cultural Olympiad project.
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Profile: 'Outside In' 2009
'Outside In' is on show at Pallant House Gallery, 9 North Pallant, Chichester, West Sussex, 4 August – 8 November 2009. The exhibition provides a platform for artists who are marginalised due to health, disability or other social circumstances. Marc Steene, Head of Learning, explains some of the reasoning behind the competition, due to become a national event by 2011.
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Liberty Festival 2007
Colin Hambrook reviews this year's big disability celebration in Trafalgar Square
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Edinburgh Fringe 2007
Jo Verrent reviews eight disability-related shows at the Edinburgh Festival
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Review: Wild Things - Sounds of the Disabled Underground Vol 2
Following the success of last year’s Wild Things CD, Brighton punk band Heavy Load launched the second compilation on their Get in or Get Out label on 10 December 2009 at Komedia, Brighton. Colin Hambrook reviews Volume 2, a double CD featuring artists from all over the world. All proceeds go towards the Stay Up Late campaign
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Review: Lizzie Emeh - Loud and Proud
Colin Hambrook caught up with soul diva Lizzie Emeh in Brighton for a gig at Carousel's Blue Camel Club
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Review: Contemporary Art from Iraq at Cornerhouse, Manchester
Harry Matthews reviews Contemporary Art Iraq – the first comprehensive UK exhibition of work by Iraqi artists since the first Gulf War. Now on show at Cornerhouse until 20 June 2010
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Review: Face Front present Counting the Ways
Face Front and the European Art Company present the simple story of a couple facing the concerns and many facets of their relationship - is it absurd or real life? Kate Larsen reviews her 'loves' and 'love nots.'
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CandoCo Foundation Course
The CandoCo Foundation Course in Dance is the first of its kind offering an opportunity for disabled students to realise their potential.