NEWS AND UPDATES (page 5)

News and updates

A wheelchair user dances under green laser light, their AAC device on display

Working with AAC Users

The vimeo cover of our documentary, featuring a black woman with dreadlocks, in an electric wheelchair silhouetted against a colourful background

Call Us CRIPtic – A Disability Arts Documentary

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Deaf Performer for The Acts 2024

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Reflections from our Artistic Director on 2024 Artist Development Applications

Katherine Castellucci's headshot. A white woman with long, dark brown, wavy hair is wearing three silver hoop nose rings, and two silver necklaces. One necklace is a thick chain, and the other is a thin chain with a silver heart pendant. She is looking at the camera with a stern expression.

Featuring Katherine Castellucci

What’s on at CRIPtic

Jamie Hale talking to a team member in a theatre.

Winning an OFFIE doesn’t erase the disadvantages disabled directors face

By CRIPtic Arts Artistic Director, Jamie Hale. This year, myself, Marcella Rick and Claire Beerjeraz were awarded an OFFIE for staging for our work on Transpose:SUBVERSE, partially produced by CRIPtic. As a… Continue reading…

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Tatum, a non-binary person, sits in a spotlight, their back to the camera.

CRIPtic 2026 Artist Development Programme

In 2026, CRIPtic Arts will once again deliver four artist development programmes, Reach, Launchpad, Breakthrough and Incubate. Each project is designed to support disabled creatives at different stages in their career, from… Continue reading…

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The youtube page for an access training video, showing Jameisha Prescod, a black woman in a white t-shirt, presenting training. The caption says "I am an artist-filmmaker and your access trainer over the course of these videos".

Free Introduction to Access Training

We are very excited to launch our free course led by Jamiesha Prescod – an Introduction to Access Training for the Cultural Sector. At CRIPtic Arts, we work with organisations in the… Continue reading…

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LEARNING AND REFLECTIONS