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
Can you skype a performance? Birds of Paradise performed its new reworking of Shakespeare’s Tempest with a live video link between Hong Kong and Glasgow. Exploring reality TV and social media, the production uses four different languages, including sign language. Watch the artists describe how they made the work
What are the big issues in disability arts right now? Catch up on coverage from us and others exploring the conversations at Unlimited Festivals 2016 and profiling the festival artists
Unlimited Festival artist Kaite O’Reilly has just published a new collection of plays for atypical actors. She tells us about the time she lay in front of a bus during a demonstration and explains why we need to push for cultural change
Challenging comedians and campaigning to improve access to performances. Watch our conversation with Unlimited Festival artist Jess Thom and see excerpts of her first stand-up comedy show
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
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
Dan Daw visited Lagos with Candoco Dance. He talks about the shifts that are starting to happen, and why inclusive dance is important.
Volodymyr Sheyko reflects on September's Unlimited Festival
As part of Unlimited Festival, Alistair Spalding and Jane Hackett from Sadler's Wells participated in a Q&A about their Equal Dance programme. Eleanor Turney reports.
Jo Verrent reflects on how things have changed for disabled artists since 2012, and looks ahead to next week's Unlimited Festival at Southbank Centre
