Fonotī Pati Umaga on the genre-defying Music Portrait of a Humble Disabled Samoan
The show lead talks reconnecting to parts of yourself, disability leadership in the arts and vulnerable storytelling.
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Maretta Brown has short curly black hair and plays the guitar, and Ari Kerssens wears a white suit. They are seated in pews surrounded by white graphic stars.
'Are you really blind?!' A conversation with Ari Kerssens and Maretta Brown from Sight Unseen
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Access as a Creative Opportunity: An interview with the creators of Speed is EmotionalComing to Aotearoa New Zealand Festival of the Arts, Speed is Emotional places an emphasis on accessibility with audio description, relaxed performances and integrated NZSL.
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Autistic-friendly classrooms could have helped me get through schoolWhile charter schools are not the only solution for all neurodivergent rangatahi, it could be the start of one for some students, says Kartini Clarke.