Come to Bell Shakespeare or join online for our upcoming Access Ideas and Insights panel exploring The Neurodiversity Paradigm in Theatre.

Learn from Jules Orcullo, Ryan Enniss and Kylie Heart in this thought-provoking conversation about how neurodivergent perspectives are reshaping theatre practices, processes, and storytelling. This event will be MC’d by Joanna Erskine (Head of Education at Bell Shakespeare).

Accessible Arts is excited to be working on the new initiative Admit All: Accessibility Standards for NSW Live Music Venues and Festivals.

Admit All is a tiered framework that aims to provide music venues and festivals with a step-by-step roadmap to make positive and practical changes in order to increase access and inclusion for musicians, employees and audiences.

Led by renowned access consultant and disabled musician, Morwenna Collett, this program will cover online and on-site accessibility features. Developed in consultation with people with disability or who are d/Deaf, we are also working closely with industry leaders and an experienced Steering Committee.

Our disability-led Music Access and Inclusion Masterclass program has been developed to upskill artists, employers, venues and festivals to better understand and respond to access requirements.

Discover practical solutions for access barriers and increase representation of musicians with disability at festivals, gigs and on air.

FREE workshops for people both with and without disability or who are d/Deaf.