So much energy... so much beauty... so much strength…
Rebecca Dawson shares some experiences from Candoco's recent trip to Ukraine supported by the British Council
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"Going to the theatre must be more than being a customer"
Alan Lane, Artistic Director of Slung Low theatre company, talks to Eleanor Turney about community, vegetables and having his perspective shifted
No Boundaries, Jo Verrent
Jo Verrent interrogates the No Boundaries conference's tagline: "a symposium on the role of arts and culture in a world where there is no normal"
Dancing with diversity
Choreographer Jordi Cortés Molina travelled to Zagreb to facilitate a week of integrated dance workshops. Here, he shares his thoughts on the subject of arts and disability and explains how he become involved in the genre as a dance professional.
A chance to fly
Teni Matian travelled from Armenia to undertake an internship with Candoco. She shares her impressions.
If These Spasms Could Speak
Robert Softley tooks his Edinburgh Showcase show, If These Spasms Could Speak, to Brazil. Here, he writes about his experiences.
Talking Souls in South Africa
Rachel Gadsden visited Cape Town, South Africa, for a project called Talking Souls, a collaborative dance/live art/digital projection/music and singing performance which was commissioned by British Council, Cape Town. The commission formed part of the British Council’s annual contribution to the Women/Humanity Arts Festival organised by Artscape, Cape Town.
Diversity is delicious
Looking to be pushed out of her comfort zone, Jo Verrent headed for Hong Kong. Nearly a year on, she went back to work with the staff of the West Kowloon Cultural District and talk about inclusivity.
Rio: an inspirational city
A Q&A with Marc Brew in Brazil as part of the handover of the cultural legacy from London 2012 to Rio 2016
From Stoke Mandeville to Bangladesh
Graeae's Jenny Sealey spent some time working with theatre groups and a spinal injuries centre in Bangladesh. Here, she shares some of her experiences.
