News and Updates from CRIPtic Arts

Should inaccessible art be made?

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Should inaccessible art be made? And what are the minimum acceptable standards for audience accessibility in the arts?

The cast & crew of the 2021 CRIPtic Showcase gather on stage for a final bow. They are bathed in blue and pink light and surrounded by bubbles.

Meet the 2023 CRIPtic Artists

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Following an open call out earlier this year, CRIPtic Arts is thrilled to announce 16 incredible disabled artists and disabled-led companies who’ll be joining Artist Development programmes across four strands in 2023:…

Announcing our CRIPtic 2023 Artists!

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Annual Report 2022-23

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The CRIPtic Arts Annual Report 2022-23 We are very proud of the impact CRIPtic Arts has had on the arts industry. CRIPtic Arts has come a long way since it started as…

CRIPtic Arts launches a year-long programme of arts activities!

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Get ready to learn and connect with CRIPtic Arts now that the first season of their Connect through Creativity 2023 events has officially launched. What is Connect through Creativity? Supported by Scope…

Oli - a white non-binary person - has bleached hair and is dressed in a white tshirt and blue gym shorts. Oli sits on stage, with a blue-washed projection behind them. They have a focused expression and their mouth is slightly open.

CRIPtic Arts 2023 Artist Development Projects: Launching Today!

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CRIPtic Arts 2023 Artist Development Projects: Launching Today! As we begin the year, we’re very excited to announce the launch of CRIPtic 2023! This will be a year of unparalleled creativity and…

Artist Development

CRIPtic Arts is incredibly excited to announce the re-launch of our artist development programmes for 2025. Nurturing the practice and work of disabled creatives is integral to us. In 2025, we are…

Jamie Hale performs NOT DYING. Jamie, white person with red hair is laid on the floor in their manual wheelchair. The are wearing a silver shirt, maroon boxers and their catheter bag is seen on their right leg. Behind them, the word 'WAIT' is projected repeatedly across the back wall of the theatre.

NOT DYING by Jamie Hale

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CRIPtic Arts will be bringing Jamie Hale’s solo show, NOT DYING, to HOME Manchester on the 11th November. This is part of our long-standing collaboration with Kate O’Donnell and Trans Vegas. Jamie…

Disabled Poets Prize

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The Disabled Poets Prize is a new award for deaf and disabled poets. There are very few opportunities to celebrate the work of deaf and disabled poets. CRIPtic Arts is proud to…

The Crip Monologues

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While we’ve been plugging away at a wide range of projects here at CRIPtic – from the NOT DYING soundtrack to workshops on writing and staging solo work. We are very excited…