Archive for Combined Arts
Punchdrunk and National Theatre: The Drowned Man. So Near, and Yet, So Far
Hello dear readers, it’s me again, Samantha. I have a lot of catching up to do here. I have a list of blogs to write, most of them positive. This one has skipped to the front of the list. It was so, so nearly a hugely positive post, it really was. So near, and yet, so far…. *sigh*.
I’ve blogged about access at the National Theatre and Punchdrunk before. Both were really positive experiences, so I had high hopes for their joint...
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Category Arts and Culture, Blogs, Combined Arts, Dance, Events, International, Reviews, Theatre
All the Bells – what happens when London 2012 fails to add subtitles
Curious to find out what all this bell ringing lark was about that takes place at percisly 8.12 am on Friday 27th July 2012 is about I watched the video of Martin Creed talking about this in ALL THE BELLS on you tube.
As with ALL of the videos produced by London 2012 and Cultural Olympipad this was another one that WASNT SUBTITLED.
Being deaf I wanted to know what Martin was saying so I used You Tube’s automatic captioning facility (the CC button)...
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Category Arts and Culture, Blogs, Combined Arts, Digital, Music, Subtitles Now Tags: #subtitlesnow, 2012, closed captions, Cultural Olympiad 2012, Deaf, Hard of Hearing, Olympics 2012, Paralympics 2012, subtitles
The L.T.D Fest @proudcamden
Heavy Load
With the uproar over Dea Birkett’s tweet yesterday about her daughter being turned away from a Proud venue it’s worth mentioning that they are hosting a fantastic festival at Proud Camden on Thursday 24th February.
L.T.D. Fest (Let’s Talk Disability) is being hosted by T4’s Jameela Jamil as part Channel 4’s Battlefront Campaign Lets Talk Disability. It’s got an incredible electric line of performers both...
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Category Combined Arts, Dance, Deaf Arts, Digital, Disability Arts, Film, Music, News, Survivor Arts, Visual Arts
Disability Access Survey
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Category Arts and Culture, Arts and Health, Blogs, Combined Arts, Dance, Deaf Arts, Digital, Digital Britain, Digital Inclusion, Disability Arts, Film, GoGenie, International, Music, News, Survivor Arts, Theatre, Visual Arts Tags: ACE, ACE WM, Arts Council England, Audiences Central, disability access, OLILI, Pesky People, wufoo