Writing workshop with Kaite O'Reilly: You Say Inclusive, I Say Subversive

An introduction to making performance work which, in both content and form, reflects a world that is more inclusive, challenges hackneyed representations of disability, and creates new narratives, protagonists and dynamic form.

The creative and theatrical possibilities of access devices or tools - sign language interpretation, audio description, projected text or subtitles, for example - are still not being widely explored. This workshop begins to consider these as the potential means to artistic innovation and exploration, rather than an 'add on', illustrated by examples from Kaite's texts and productions within the 'mainstream' and disability arts and culture.

This event is BSL Interpreted. Please notify a member of staff on arrival to be shown to the best seats for viewing the interpreter.

Please note - this free event requires a ticket. You can reserve your ticket online (£1.75 transaction fee) or by phone on 0844 847 9910 (£2.75 transaction fee). Transaction fees apply per transaction, not per ticket. You can also reserve your seat without a transaction fee by visiting one of our Southbank Centre Ticket Offices in person.

Kaite O'Reilly's 'In Water I'm Weightless' with National Theatre Wales appears at Southbank Centre as part of Unlimited. She won the 2010/11 Ted Hughes Award for New Works in Poetry for her new version of Aeschulus's 'Persians', for National Theatre Wales.