DaDaFest News

We are looking for D/deaf or disabled individuals with a passion for the arts to join our group of advisors and help shape the future of DaDaFest. Could this be you?

DaDaFest is seeking individuals who are interested in theatre making to take part in a programme designed to equip you with the tools you need to become professional artists.

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

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. 

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

We are delighted to introduce Sally Gannon as the new Chair on our Board of Trustees. Sally joins us from Liverpool John Moores University where she is Strategic Planning Officer.

We are delighted to announce that our Artistic Director, Ruth Gould, has been appointed as one of five new Patrons to Graeae Theatre Company.

We are delighted to be parterning with Liverpool City Council to celebrate International Day of Persons with Disabilities, a day which aims to promote an understanding of disability issues.

We've put together a handy list of all the events that are taking place throughout DaDaFest International 2018.

We sat down with our Artistic Director, Ruth Gould, to have a chat about DaDaFest International 2018.