Video: “Being a disabled person feels a political act”
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
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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
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
Edinburgh Showcase Programme 2015
Selected from nearly 250 applications, the 2015 programme showcased a snapshot of diverse work created in the UK
Backstage at the Fringe
Jess Thom writes about relaxed performances, her show Backstage in Biscuit Land, and changing the world "one tic at a time".
I make my work for the world to see
Bryony Kimmings explains why being part of the Edinburgh Showcase is a dream scenario.
Money money money
Emily Williams, Senior Producer at Kaleider, talks about their interactive show The Money and the experience of being part of the Showcase.
Watch: Edinburgh Showcase overview film
Watch our overview film, presented by theatre critic and journalist Matt Trueman, for a tour of the line-up of companies and the work on show at the Edinburgh Showcase 2015.
Unlimited – Equal
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.
Blast Theory blast off to Japan
Ju Row Farr shares some of Blast Theory's tips and experiences from their trip to Japan
Letters from Lagos
What are young theatremakers up to in Nigeria? Mark Ball, Artistic Director and Chief Executive at LIFT, visited the first ever Lagos Theatre Festival to find out.
