Projects
UNWRITTEN: Tickets Now on Sale!
May 17, 2017
Friday August 4th-Saturday August 5th @ 5.15.pm (previews)
Monday August 7th-Saturday August 12 @ 5.15pm (main run)
Performances on August 4th, 8th and 12th will be Accessible performances with a BSL interpreter, captioning for Deaf/deaf audience members, and audio description for the visually impaired.
Tickets for Bella Freak: UNWRITTEN are now on sale from the Edinburgh Festival Fringe box office. Find out more about the show below, and click here to purchase.
UNWRITTEN collects the poignant but often comical true-life stories of three disabled individuals with wide-ranging impairments, placing them in a cultural and historical context from the Act of Union to the 21st century, as a fundamental part of Scotland’s national story.
JUSTICE NOT CHARITY: National League of the Blind March, Sunday April 25th 1920
April 25, 2017by Dr. Jennifer Novotny
The only surviving image from the National League of the Blind March, Sunday April 25th 1920. (From the Working Class Movement Library, image donated by Tony Baldwinson.)
On 25 April, 1920, 200 blind protest marchers organised by the National League of the Blind converged on Trafalgar Square as the House of Commons met to discuss legislation to help secure the economic and social rights of blind persons. Thousands of Londoners gathered to join them and listen to the speakers.
Bella Freak: UNWRITTEN
March 23, 20173 MEMOIRS OF DISABILITY. 3 HISTORIES OF A NATION.
A new show about disability premiering at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, August 2017…
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One Last Push
May 17, 2016Produced by DHS and Muckle Hen Productions with funding from the Heritage Lottery, One Last Push provides a short history of disability in Scotland and questions how social attitudes towards disability have changed, developed and often stalled, from WWI to the present day.
