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Facing anxieties and fears, and finding hope. Dignity at Risk is a theatre production that focuses on young people with a disability. It's playing at the Australian Theatre for Young People until 26 August. You can also find the story on ABC iview's re-run of Lateline from 10:00pm on 1 September.
Play challenges assumptions about disability
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A theatre production in Sydney uses both humour and shock to show the experiences of Australians dealing with disability.This September, join our friend @ausdancevic at the @artscentremelbourne for their annual event @australiandanceawards! A night to celebrate dance with Australia leading dance artists! There will be eight performances including Stephanie Lake Company and The Australian Ballet. Get your tickets and find out more here www.ausdancevic.org.au/ada2017! #australiandance #ausdancer #ausdanceawards
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Get ready for a night of excitement, entertainment and hilarity hosted by cabaret star, Yana Alana and dance sensation Benjamin Hancock. This is a night not to be missed for dance lovers with performa...Have you seen The Drum's special on the NDIS? It can be viewed on ABC iview. This special edition looks at the roll out of the NDIS - what's working, what's not and what can be done to fix it.
ABC iview : The Drum - NDIS Special
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A special on the NDIS: John Barron is joined by Maryanne Diamond from NDIA, former Disability Discrimination Commissioner Graeme Innes, disability advocate Samantha Connor & Hugh Packard from Valmar S...The University of Melbourne Student Union will be launching the program for Mudfest, the biennial student creative arts festival, running from 21–26 of August. Mudfest values making art accessible to all audiences. Selected works in the program will include Auslan interpretation, audio description, tactile tours and relaxed performances. More info including the program is here:
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Mudfest is the arts festival of the University of Melbourne Student Union. How do we respond to an increasingly frightening world?State Trustees CONNECTED Art Exhibition was established in 2003 and showcases the work of emerging artists with a disability or an experience of mental illness. The exhibition showcases a variety of artworks – painting, drawing, ceramics, sculpture, multimedia and digital arts, photography, printmaking and poetry. Entries must be submitted by Thursday 31 August 2017. Find out more:
2017 CONNECTED Art Exhibition - State Trustees Ltd
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2017 CONNECTED Art Exhibition 15 years of CONNECTED art and culture Monday 23 October 2017 – Friday 3 November 2017 State Trustees CONNECTED Art Exhibition was established in 2003 and showcases the ...Facing fears and finding hope: Dignity at Risk at the Theatre for Young People until 26 August. #arts #disability https://t.co/5hfFTEkohY
Mudfest focus on accessibility. #arts #festival #disability. @unimelb, check out the program https://t.co/AqVpo1v5bF
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