Following the success of Critical Mass, FABRIC is working to ensure the learning from the project is shared far and wide, so that other organisations, community dance practitioners and professional dance artists feel equipped and confident to deliver inclusively in a wide range of settings and scale.
On Friday 2 February we will be hosting our first in-person masterclass, and launching the Common Ground Manual, an inclusive guide to delivering inclusive dance projects.
Led by Zoie Golding MBE (ZLDT) and Rachel Liggitt (Shropshire Inclusive Dance), attendees will get an in-depth insight into the artistic and access considerations behind a co-creative project with an inclusive integrated cast.
This event is perfect for individuals, groups or organisations delivering community and performance projects. It will give you an insight into the Critical Mass artistic processes and ways to ensure your offer is accessible and co-creative. Attendees will get an early-release exclusive digital copy of the Common Ground Manual to take away with them.
The Common Ground Manual will be launched publicly in a few months, with the opportunity to reach out to FABRIC and co-authors for additional guidance to support your project.
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