Islands of Solace by The Disabled Flâneur Thursday 9th November 8pm - 9pm Sheffield and online All online links will be sent half an hour before the start time Book now Islands of Solace is presented as a kind of 'holiday presentation' as I lead the audience through my exploration of places across Sheffield as I move around in my wheelchair. Through photographs, commentary and poetry, I show the audience how one can become a Flâneur and appreciate the common, daily things around them. Credits Joe Peake (Personal assistant) About this activity Event type: PerformanceAge guidance: This activity is recommended for ages 15+. Content warning: This activity contains some strong language. Duration: This activity is 60 minutes long. Interval: This activity has a short interval. Pre/post event activity: This activity has a short post show discussion. Tickets: Tickets cost £5 - £40 and are available to purchase through Eventbrite. Your ticket will also provide you with access to all online events. Please make sure to book your place on any other workshops. Accessibility All workshops and performances in the Social Model…& More Festival will include: In person BSL interpretation In person level access and accessible toilets In person dedicated calm room The option to attend online Online performances will include BSL interpretation and captioning. Access at Theatre Deli Sheffield Access at Theatre Deli’s Sheffield venue includes level access throughout, a dedicated calm room, a hearing loop and accessible toilets. If you have any specific access requirements you would like us to be aware of, please email [email protected]. Covid 19 Please note that we have taken the following precautions to protect audiences from the spread of Covid-19: Reduced capacity for all in person events Provided online options for all events Encouraging audiences, artists and staff to wear masks to in person events if they are able to Find out more about The Disabled Flâneur I am a Sheffield-based artist and writer, currently working on a practice based PhD. My work questions the complex relationship of disability and urban ethnography, how Flânerie and psychogeographic practices can help us shift our perspectives and relationship to urban space and place. www.philwaterworth.co.uk Facebook: /PhilWaterworth Instagram: @waterworthphil The Social Model…& More Festival Taking place across Theatre Deli's Sheffield and London venues in November 2023, the festival, which has been curated by artist Caroline Mawer, explores new perspectives on disability and the relationship between disabled people and the world around them. Find out more about The Social Model…& More Festival here. Booking for this event has now closed. Book Manage Cookie Preferences