All posts tagged "Disability"
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688Film & TVInterview: Actor, writer, and activist, Hannah Diviney.
Hannah Diviney is a busy woman! A writer, actor, and activist for both women and people with a disability, Glam was lucky to catch her for an interview about her new feature film Audrey. “There’s a fair bit going on at the moment! I guess that’s what happens when you are promoting a project and […]
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1.4KLatestAdelaide Airport and Virgin Australia trial ‘Try Before You Fly’ program to ease anxiety for passengers with disabilities
Adelaide Airport and Virgin Australia are trialing a ‘Try Before You Fly,’ a novel initiative helping individuals with disabilities experience the airport process before actual travel, aiming to reduce anxiety and enhance the flying experience.
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2.4KArtsNo Strings Attached Theatre Of Disability To Announce Exciting News
While other theatre companies have come and gone, Adelaide’s award-winning No Strings Attached Theatre of Disability is currently enjoying its silver anniversary year.
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1.2KEntertainmentTheatre Review: I Forgot to Remember to Forget
Adelaide’s world renowned No Strings Attached Theatre of Disability once again shows how it is done.
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1.2KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: Ignition Point
Internationally acclaimed company, and winner of Fringe awards, No Strings Attached, are presenting a showcase production this year.
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859Film & TVDisability Led Film Festival Expands for 2018
This exciting, disability-led film and new media festival will run for two days in Angaston.
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807Books & LiteratureBook Review: The Alarming Palsy of James Orr, by Tom Lee
The suburban life of a family struggling to maintain appearances while the father becomes a recluse in his own town due to the onset of Bell’s Palsy and its refusal to go away.
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768EntertainmentSA Theatre Company Blazing a Trail to Singapore.
Since its establishment in 1993, No Strings Attached Theatre of Disability has continued to explore the concepts of theatre, disability, ability and artistic community. They are one of South Australia’s most outstanding creative companies, refusing to rest on hard-won laurels, and choosing instead to keep pushing boundaries, exploring art-making and exploding myths around disability. Their […]
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832Books & LiteratureBook Review: Throne of Glass 6: Tower of Dawn, by Sarah J Maas
Chaol and Nesryn sail for Antica, the stronghold of the southern continent's mighty empire and of the legendary healers of the Torre Cesme.
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1.0KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: Richard Maurovic Shaping Life, by Jennifer Palmer and Maggie Watson
A book about artist Richard Maurovic, exploring his works, life, influences and interests, telling of his migrant origins and the accident that changed his life.
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1.2KFilm & TVDVD Review: Where Hope Grows
A former professional baseball player who has lost his way meets a young-man with Down Syndrome and their unlikely friendship sets him on the path to recovery.
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583HealthSouth Aussies Kicking Bad Habits This Month!
scosa is calling on South Australians to kick their bad habits while at the same time helping to support people living with disabilities as part of its new Kick it healthy living campaign.
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547BusinessMeals on Wheels Celebrates 60 Years
The State’s largest community-based volunteer organisation will this month officially mark 60 years of service and contribution to the South Australian community.
