DaDaFest News

Our advisory group give us their thoughts on DaDaFest Scratch at Unity Theatre. 

Following government guidance and in order to protect our artists, participants and staff, the DaDaFest office will be closed until further notice, with all team-members now working remotely. 

With applications to join our DaDaFest Advisors currently open, get to know team-member, Leona!

With DaDaFest-supported concert, ‘Footsteps Quiet in Shadow’ coming up, 4 March at The Bluecoat, we asked composer, Ben Lunn, to tell as a bit more about the line-up. 

Back in November we held two events celebrating disabled women in the arts. A fun, informative and thought-provoking experience, here are just some of the points raised, as well as questions we’re still asking ourselves…

Following on from Disability History Month in December, our newest recruit, Sarah, sat down with our longest-serving member of staff, Barry, to look back over our journey so far.

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.