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A Note on Rio: Helping Hands, Tough Times
18 October 2016
Features • Opinion

A Note on Rio: Helping Hands, Tough Times

By Amelia Cavallo

A very interesting time to find yourself in Rio: Amelia weighs up the experience of visiting the city this summer with the Cultural Olympiad and Graeae.


I Am Not A Superhuman – So Stop Saying It!
10 October 2016
Features • Opinion

I Am Not A Superhuman – So Stop Saying It!

By Amelia Cavallo

Watching the Paralympics, people remark at how amazing athletes are – often for doing exactly what we deter disabled bodies from doing every day.


What is A Superhuman Anyway?
11 August 2016
Features • Opinion

What is A Superhuman Anyway?

By Amelia Cavallo

A look at the new Channel 4 advert for the Rio Paralympics and the notion of meeting the “superhumans” in their follow-up to the 2012 ad.


Interviewing an Outlaw: Hannah Nicklin
14 July 2016
Features • Opinion • Strangeness + Charm

Interviewing an Outlaw: Hannah Nicklin

By Mary Halton

In the latest installment of Strangeness + Charm, Hannah Nicklin discusses her upcoming show Equations for a Moving Body, combining performance with sport, personal limits and personal bests.


Audio Description: Ramps on the Moon
27 June 2016
Features • Opinion

Audio Description: Ramps on the Moon

By Amelia Cavallo

Amelia Cavallo has seen initiatives for Deaf and Disabled performers like Ramps on The Moon come and go with little effect, but she’s found plenty of signs to be hopeful in the company’s production of The Government Inspector.


Effortless: The Solid Life of Sugar Water and The Chairs
9 May 2016
Features • Opinion

Effortless: The Solid Life of Sugar Water and The Chairs

By Amelia Cavallo

In her latest column Amelia takes note of the successes of two recent disability-led productions.


Interview: Alistair McDowall
29 March 2016
Features • Opinion • Q&A and Interviews • Strangeness + Charm

Interview: Alistair McDowall

By Mary Halton

Mary Halton talks to Alistair McDowall about upcoming play X at the Royal Court, Pluto, remoteness and Pomona.


Column: You Can’t Make This Shit Up
8 March 2016
Features • Opinion

Column: You Can’t Make This Shit Up

By Amelia Cavallo

On Stevie Wonder at the Grammys and what it means to interact with and react to disability politics and identity.


Column: Wicked Problems – A Response
15 February 2016
Features • Opinion

Column: Wicked Problems – A Response

By Amelia Cavallo

The relationship disability arts has with the mainstream is a tense, but exciting, tug-of-war.


Column: 342 Days
4 February 2016
Features • Opinion • Strangeness + Charm

Column: 342 Days

By Mary Halton

The year-long durational performance none of you are watching.


A Place at the Table
6 January 2016
Features • Opinion

A Place at the Table

By Amelia Cavallo

Should disability arts aim for the “mainstream”?


The Art of Looking
3 December 2015
Features • Opinion • Strangeness + Charm

The Art of Looking

By Mary Halton

Strangeness + Charm explores the art of science and the science of art. This month – looking at looking at each other.


What Will We Look Like?
20 November 2015
Features • Essays • Opinion

What Will We Look Like?

By Amelia Cavallo

Querying quotas: tokenism, the “able” disabled, and “pretty crips”.


Performing Language
5 November 2015
Features • Opinion • Strangeness + Charm

Performing Language

By Mary Halton

Strangeness + Charm explores the art of science and the science of art. This month – accents.


Terra Firma
5 October 2015
Features • Strangeness + Charm

Terra Firma

By Mary Halton

Exeunt’s new Science & Art column, Strangeness + Charm: There’s no place like home.


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