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Sensory and inclusive theatre
All cultural organisations are concerned with making their work more accessible. A new report by Maria Varvarigou on sensory and inclusive theatre for disabled children and young people provides a model for doing just that.
The pandemic has disproportionately impacted the disabled community, and caring responsibilities have increased for parents due to removed support. Unable to tour to venues or schools, or to create cl...
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