How I became an artist
Rejected from theatre courses, recovering from injury and falling in love with a poet. Robert Softley and other Unlimited Festival artists tell us about their personal journeys and offer advice to aspiring creatives
Blog
Get an insight into hotly discussed issues in theatre and dance and hear from some of the inspiring people we work with – plus our latest opportunities
Video: The making of A Different Romeo and Juliet
Graeae’s Jenny Sealey spent two years working with a group of young disabled Bangladeshis. Follow the young peoples’ journey as they prepare to perform on stage for the first time
Will we always need disability arts festivals?
Are disability arts festivals the best way to see work? And what are the pros and cons of identifying as a disabled artist? As the Unlimited Festivals launch, Jo Verrent explores these arguments
‘Shakespeare teaches you love’
What does Shakespeare mean to artists in South Asia? Directors from Bangladesh, Nepal and Pakistan share their thoughts
Creative and adventurous
From Cardiff to Newcastle, our staff go behind the scenes of four key UK performing arts venues
A life-changing trip
Suba Das tells us how researching a new production in India changed his life
Taking the pulse of the world – the BBC International Radio Playwriting Competition
Marion Nancarrow tells Eleanor Turney about how the International Radio Playwriting Competition has changed lives
"Dancers are wonderfully generous people"
Marina Collard shares some reflections on her time at the Gati Summer Dance Residency in New Delhi.
Outside your comfort zone
Rachael Nanyonjo received an AIDF grant to travel to Uganda. She shares some observations from her trip.
International Radio Playwriting Competition
The International Radio Playwriting Competition is open for entries for the 25th time. Judge Neil Webb, Director Theatre and Dance at the British Council, tells us what he’s hoping for.
