.. look beyond...

"We should look beyond the medical model and the social model.

We should champion an inclusion model."

David Richardson

Latest

Delivision | Let Me Get You A Drink... by Tilda Shearing

A short film following a desperately un-self-aware climate clown's desire to give a plant a drink.
West African Dance - Guinean Style with Brenda Mayr

A series of West African Dance workshops in the style of Guinean Dance in Central London.
PERFORMING MATERIALITIES with Olga and Iris

A performance making workshop based on the idea that performance can be generated through the shared agency between materials and bodies.
Creativity and Wellbeing Week 2024: Make with 'Clay'

A 'Clay' workshop hosted by Make with Mermaid

From a casting perspective

"From a casting perspective, it’s about finding a balance between not asking personal questions and knowing what specifics are required for a role."
...importance of the social-model...

"..there are many venues and spaces I’m unable to access at all, never mind work or rehearse in. Especially in the case of fringe theatre."
Worth

"A lot of the disability activism I see forefronts people who can speak for themselves..."
Community

"We reject the rule to operate in society solo..."
...lie down and rest to experience art...

"...we need ways to lie down and rest to experience art..."
...unjust circumstances...

"I think the social model forces acknowledgment from society that unjust circumstances, not disabled people themselves, are creating barriers to disabled lives..."
The Social Model can GET FUCKED.

"It drives me crazy when people say "the social model was created by Disabled People" like we're the Borg or something..."
Intersectional comprehension has to be discussed..

"Intersectional comprehension has to be discussed. I am a benefits/working class Muslim first generation Turkish Cypriot immigrant. When has a character or story encompassed all that?"
The affirmation model of disability

"The social model, at least to me, is stalled in a time where disabled people had no rights, identity or status."
BSL Interpreters

"..to see the interpreter I have to look away from the performers..."