Archive 2019

DaDaFest is delighted to announce a brand new partnership with innovative, radical and pioneering Liverpool arts venue, Unity Theatre.

In this Q and A, we speak to artist Jordan and mentor Meg about how the development of Jordan's theatre piece is coming along... 

We are excited to be launching a programme of workshops and one-to-one coaching sessions for artists who identify as disabled or D/deaf*.

We are delighted to have Dr Erin Pritchard act as chair of the panel discussion of our landmark event.

After almost 20 years of service, Ruth Gould is leaving DaDaFest to move on to pastures new. 

We talked to live artist Pierce Starre about 'Spill Yer Tea', owning their dyslexia and growing up as a Child of Deaf Adults.

Maraiga has just landed her first role as a Collections Officer at the Lightbox Gallery in Sussex after completing one of our taster placements. 

Ben Lunn talks about, ’Music for Friends’, a new commission by DaDaFest and performed by DaDaFest Ensemble at DaDaFest Scratch on 11 July at Liverpool Philharmonic Hall.

Carmel Smickersgill and Ben Lunn are collaborating on a new composition called ‘Music for Friends’ which will premiere at DaDaFest Scratch on 11 July.

Our very first DaDaFest Scratch is fast approaching and in the lead up, we would like to introduce you to some of the talented artists who will be performing at the event.

DaDaFest is launching a new programme of events over the next three years to celebrate the best of disability art in the North West. 

Free live music experience direct to the classroom. 

DaDaFest Ensemble to perform new composition, live from Liverpool Philharmonic.