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The Making of ‘The Making of the Eye Show’. Interview with Kat Bond

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Mining your own experiences can be really wonderful and connect a lot of people. I just think it shouldn’t be the only thing disabled artists should be supported to write. It’s one…
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Fran is a white woman with brown hair and green eyes. She is wearing a floral print dress and smiles with arms thrown wide, caught mid dance. Besides her is a digitally imposed painting of a lizard by Rachel Gadsden, with bright bold colours.

Writing, performing, perimenopause and Komodo dragons. Interview with Fran Bushe.

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Art happens not only when we are at our desks churning out words, but in the park, in the shower, in the queue at the post office and at the zoo. Mostly…
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Interview with Director of The Acts, Jamie Hale

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At a time when so many studio theatres and new-writing spaces are closing, and when many theatres are finding it increasingly difficult to take risks on emerging writers and experimental work, opportunities…
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A collage of four headshots with text under reading "Meet our Embark Project Board" followed by the CRIPtic Arts and Shift the Scene Logos. The headshots are as described: Headshot of Lozza, a 24 year old, white non-binary person with a bright pink mullet wearing a funky shirt that is green, blue and black. They're smiling like they're mid-laughter. Simi. A dark-skinned Black person stares seriously at the camera. They’re wearing a colourful patterned headwrap, hoop earrings, and a white t-shirt as they sit in a wheelchair in their dining room. Anna, a white woman in her twenties with long dark hair, smiles at the camera. Miggy, a white non binary person with orange and blue hair smiles at the camera. They have purple eyeshadow and are wearing patterned red and yellow and brown dungarees, with a grey long sleeve shirt. They have a frog earring that's balanced on a tiny pumpkin

Meet our Embark Project Board

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Meet the people who’ll be helping shape our new project, Embark! I’m desperate to completely overrun this industry with disabled people Miggy Barker Embark is our brand new year long programme where…
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Steph, a white woman with short brown hair in an electric wheelchair performs in rehearsal with Tatum, a white person with blonde mid length hair in a manual wheelchair

CRIPtic take on Romeo and Juliet: Cripping Breath and Accessible Rehearsal Practices

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By CRIPtic Arts Artistic Director, Jamie Hale. Cripping Breath is an exciting project for CRIPtic Arts. We’re working with the University of Sheffield to develop an adaptation of Romeo and Juliet that…
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A photo of a manual wheelchair user doing a headstand in front of a crowd at a previous Liberty Festival.

CRIPtic Arts x Liberty Festival 2025

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CRIPtic Arts to produce Liberty Festival 2025 as part of Wandsworth’s year as The Mayor’s London Borough of Culture  We’re delighted to be shaping Liberty for London Borough of Culture in Wandsworth…
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Deaf Performer for The Acts 2024

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We’re looking for a Deaf performer for an upcoming show called The Acts, which will be at The Pit Theatre at the Barbican Centre in November 2024. Fee: £2,100, plus hotels, transport,…
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Reflections from our Artistic Director on 2024 Artist Development Applications

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One of my favourite parts of the CRIPtic year is reviewing the applications for our programmes – and one of the hardest parts of the year is selecting people to take up…
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Tools, Apps and Tech Guide

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There’s a wealth of technology out there and lots of different tools that promise to make your life easier as a disabled creative but which ones should you pick? As CRIPtic Arts…
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Annual Report 2021-22

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Over our first year as a CIC, between July 2021 and 2022 CRIPtic Arts has emerged as a leading voice providing opportunities to disabled creatives across the UK. There are few accessible…
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