At the End of My Hands
Deaf Theatre piece with Equal Voices Arts, a company of deaf and hearing actors based in New Zealand that aims to establish a sustainable culture of inclusive performance across the boundaries of manual and spoken language. http://artsaccess.org.nz/A+world+beyond+words
Collaborating Institutions: EHU, Equal Voices Arts and University of Waikato, New Zealand
Co-Researcher from EHU: Bill Hopkinson
Salonica!
Deaf Theatre research piece with Equal Voices Arts, touring the UK, the Balkans and New Zealand.
Collaborating Institutions: EHU, Equal Voices Arts and University of Waikato, New Zealand
Co-Researcher from EHU: Bill Hopkinson
Proud and Loud Disability Theatre Work
Evaluation of performance work and people’s experiences through arts-based methods including the experiences of artists and audiences.
Collaborating Institutions: EHU, Proud and Loud Theatre company
Co-researchers: Jill Pimplett, Dr Joann Kiernan, Dr Peter Vangorp and disability theatre company Proud and Loud.
Creative Performances with Adults with Autism
A project aiming to engage twelve adults with autism, diagnosed later in life, to co-create a series of solo somatic-informed dance performances that promote health and wellbeing and de-stigmatise the stereotypes associated with autism. This project is still in planning stages.
Collaborating Institutions: EHU, NHS Asperience adults group
Co-researchers: Dr Michael Richards, Professor Vicky Karkou, Gina Giotaki, Dr Frank Chapman