Unlimited

07/10/2026

Maddie Morris is going on tour, with a setlist featuring their song 'A Starling'. Doodle, stim, and come as you are.

Find a show near you across England and Scotland this autumn. Venues include Traverse Theatre, Dream Street, Cafe 9 and many more.

Book your tickets by visiting Maddie's website. 🎟️

Commissioned by Wakefield Council with Unlimited and WX Wakefield as part of Our Year funded by Arts Council England and West Yorkshire Combined Authority.

Image description: Maddie Morris is smiling and holding a bunch of balloons in pink, white, and blue.

05/10/2026

Watch our latest vlog. 🎥

Since our last symposium in 2018, there's been real progress for disabled artists, but there have been setbacks too. Our Senior Producer, Cat, is unpacking what's changed, what hasn't, and why this moment matters.

Which brings us to March 2027: Unlimited is taking over the East Bank in London for three days of international symposium. And we need the 75% of the population that are non-disabled in the room. Change doesn't happen without you.

The symposium is supported by Arts Council England and Arts – British Council, and made possible in partnership with Battersea Arts Centre - BAC, East Bank, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, Europe Beyond Access, Sadler's Wells, and the Southbank Centre.

Video description: Cat Sheridan, a white woman with short blonde hair, speaks directly to the camera. As she talks, the video cuts to images of Unlimited commissions, and key phrases from her speech appear on screen as animated text graphics.

02/10/2026

Lighthouse is a euphoric live performance from musician and composer Jez Colborne.

Part performance, part light show, and part immersive sonic experience. The show explores themes of isolation, automation, and transformation.

📍artsdepot, London
📅 Sat 21 – Sun 22 Nov

🔗 Book now via the artsdepot website.

An Unlimited UK Partner Award 2025 commission with BD: is LIT and Bradford Culture Company made possible thanks to funding from Arts Council England.

Image description: Jez wearing a yellow waterproof coat and hat. Behind him, performers suspend themselves, climbing on a large frame.

📸 Jez Colborne, Lighthouse. Photo by Mind the Gap Studios

Lighthouse by Jez Colborne blends music, performance, and visual art to explore guidance and resilience.

02/10/2026

01/10/2026

A year like no other. Our 2025-26 impact review is here.

We put £648,386 into new work by 25 disabled artists. Artists took their work from Venice to Shanghai. And we invested £230,000 in accessibility across West Yorkshire.

That's the headlines. It's not the whole story.

Public funding is falling. Costs are rising. Access to Work is harder to get than ever. For a lot of disabled artists, that's not background noise. It decides whether the work happens at all.

Our review lays out the good and the difficult. Read it in full: bit.ly/46Wm8TR

Video description: A video of our staff members Ranj, Bron, Toni and Cat highlighting the impact we've made in the last year. The end card reads 'That’s just the headlines. Head over to our website for the full story.'

📸 Photos by Outdoor Arts 17 and Wellcome Collection
🎨 Designs by Asma Istwani

23/09/2026

"I like the simplicity and that it always shows people in positions of power taking responsibility for removing barriers." ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Disability isn't about what a body can't do - it's about the barriers society puts up. That's the social model of disability, and it defines how we think about accessibility.

Watch our short animation bringing it to life without words. We also have an audio described version on our website: bit.ly/43TWDSB

Video description: An animated short film featuring a disabled cartoon character navigating everyday barriers, such as a building without a wheelchair ramp, a TV programme without BSL interpretation, and a workplace with no rest area to manage fatigue. As the film progresses, these barriers are gradually removed: a ramp is added, BSL interpretation becomes available, and the character is supported to take breaks at work. The story ends with the character fully included, able to carry out and enjoy the same activities as their non-disabled friends and colleagues.

22/09/2026

Matteen’s disability is reclassified overnight. Julia is handed a diagnosis she never asked for. And Beth decides she deserves one too.

Three friends and a useless doctor are pulled into a spiral of medical bureaucracy, identity politics and the desperate human need to feel significant.

What’s the F**king Point? is a dark comedy from disabled-led theatre company, FlawBored .

📅 Wed 14 - Sat 17 Oct
📍 Bristol Old Vic, Bristol

🔗 Book now: bit.ly/4y8JAK2

An Unlimited UK Open Award 2024 commission made possible thanks to funding from Arts Council England.

Image description: Sam Brewer is opening his shirt to reveal an 'I'm an Ally tattoo'.

21/09/2026

⏰ One week to go until applications for this year's Partner Awards close.

We know submitting can feel like a big step, so here are five things to check before you do (swipe through).

Send in your application by Monday 28 September, midday.

🔗 bit.ly/4waljRx

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1. An emoji of a clock. Text reads 'One week left to apply'.
2. '1. Double-check the criteria. Does your project description meet every point?' Underneath is an icon of a document with a magnifying glass over it, focussed on a checkmark.
3. '2. Check our FAQs. There's lots of questions we've been asked that could be useful to you.' Underneath are icons of speech bubbles, one which reads 'FAQs'.
4. '3. Check your word counts and time limits. Make sure written responses stay within the word counts provided. If you’re using audio or video, keep them within the given time limits.' Underneath is an icon of an audio recording playing, with pause, rewind and fast-forward, replay and shuffle buttons.
5. '4. Add links to your previous work. Help the panel understand your track record.' Underneath is an icon of a file uploading.
6. '5. Get a second opinion. Ask someone to review your submission before it goes in.' Underneath is an icon of two people talking.
7. 'Applications close on Monday 28 September, midday. Good luck!' Underneath is an icon of a submit button and a finger pointing to it.

18/09/2026

Applications are now OPEN for our third round of Future Leaders! This round, we’re seeking an Assistant Producer to join us for this 12-month paid development opportunity starting in May 2027.

If you’re interested in producing, and are a Deaf, Disabled, and/or neurodivergent mid-career arts professional looking to take your career to the next level, Future Leaders is for you!

📅 Apply by 9th November at 10am! Head to our website for all the details 👉www.stopgapdance.com/seeking-an-assistant-producer/

Image Description: A photo of person with Down syndrome speaking, with a text overlay. Bold blue text reads: ‘Future Leaders – Seeking an Assistant Producer. Leadership development for Deaf, Disabled, and neurodivergent mid-career arts professionals. Applications now open’. In the photo, Hannah, a white person with Down syndrome stands and delivers a presentation; others sit at a desk in the foreground.