A half day symposium reaching out to disabled dancers from BAME communities, putting forward an agenda for change, inclusion and ultimately visibility within the sector and beyond. The event is for producers, funders and creative practitioners, to offer an opportunity to discuss the key barriers that marginalise BAME artists from taking centre stage. The aim of the programme is to showcase best practice from the sector, alongside creating room for discussion and debate. The panel will include local, national and international practitioners and will be followed by a networking opportunity.
Speakers include Anthony Evans, Epic Arts, Louise Katerega, Louise Dickson.
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