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Workshop empowers Hong Kong performing artists to move to inclusivity of disabled people

  • Writer: Chris McMillan
    Chris McMillan
  • Oct 28, 2024
  • 1 min read

NEWSHONG KONG


27th October 2024


Workshop empowers Hong Kong performing artists to move to inclusivity of disabled people

By Kelly Fung


Programme has changed participants’ approach by introducing language and techniques that understand the needs of disabled performers.


On a weekday afternoon, about a dozen performing artists gathered in Hong Kong for a workshop designed to foster inclusivity and belonging.


Unlike typical performing arts events, these participants used inclusive language. To accommodate everyone regardless of their mobility needs, they said “move in the space” instead of “walking” or “running”.


This workshop series, which ended earlier this month, was part of a two-week residency for Hong Kong’s performing and teaching artists. It focused on inclusive teaching and performance methodologies.


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