“Let’s PASS” is a dynamic and transformative initiative that challenges existing narratives surrounding disabilities in the performing arts. It serves as a rallying cry for change, urging a fresh perspective and greater inclusivity. At its core, the project aims to address the underrepresentation and limited visibility of artists and audiences with cognitive and sensory disabilities within live performances and the broader realm of performing arts.
Key Points
Project Name: “Let’s PASS” (Promoting Accessible Shows)
Objective: To promote accessibility, engagement, and visibility for individuals with cognitive and sensory disabilities in the performing arts.
Funding: Co-funded by the Creative Europe Program of the European Union.
Collaborators:
Lead Coordinator: Fondazione Arturo Toscanini (Italy)
Partner Organizations: ACCAC (Finland), En Dynamei (Greece), Studio Citadela (Czech Republic)
Through innovative strategies, artistic collaborations, and community involvement, “Let’s PASS” seeks to create a more inclusive and vibrant cultural landscape. By dismantling barriers and amplifying voices, it aims to transform the performing arts into an arena where everyone can participate and thrive.
Valentina Scheldhofen Ciardelli, in this first episode, tells us what inspired her to join the PASS European project: an opportunity to explore new forms of expression, create in an inclusive environment, and give voice to truly accessible art. 🎼 A step forward toward a more open and conscious future. Watch the video! READ the transcription […]
Parma, February 17-18 Intense days for the two quartets of the Toscanini Philharmonic. Rehearsals are underway, and recordings of the pieces for each scene of the performance are taking place.
Athene, January 29, 2025 In Greece, in Athens, thanks to the En Dynamei team, an open discussion is being organized about inclusivity in the performing arts. Together, gathered as one, we have the great power to change and open new habits.
«Starting from the needs of children with the most difficulties and making them into opportunities for all is the starting point for all kinds of change.»
Beatrice Vitali
[from the book “Reading Inclusioni” by Emili and Macchia]
