Unlimited is an arts commissioning programme that enables new work by disabled artists to reach UK and international audiences.

A photo of British Paraorchestra's The Nature of Why by Paul Blakemore. There is someone standing playing the clarinet and three dancers standing or kneeling at different levels around them. Behind that there is a semi circle of audience members lit by lightbulbs hanging from the ceiling.
The British Paraorchestra, The Nature of Why. Photo by Paul Blakemore

FROM THE BLOG

Jamie Beddard suspended from an aerial wire against a bright blue sky, his arms spread wide and his mouth open.
Jamie Beddard, Weighting (2015). Photo by Richard Davenport.

Accessible Marketing Guide

19 November 2020

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a busy abstract painting that has lots of lines and circles and lots of different colours depicting 'my life in london' by Thompson Hall and Ian Wornast

Tracking intersectionality in Unlimited applications

18 November 2020

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A room full of people. Two are sat behind long tables, the rest are standing on the other side, apparently waiting to speak to those sat down. The room is lit like an office space and has windows running along the far side.

The applications are in. Who applied to Unlimited?

29 October 2020

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A caucasian woman with short blonde hair lies on her front on the floor of a stage in a theatre. Her body resembles that of a shop mannequin and it is broken into pieces. Her torso is broken in two and there are further breaks at her left knee and right shoulder. Her detached right arm is clutching a microphone.

Southbank Centre to host first digital Unlimited festival in January 2021

4 November 2020

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Juan delGado – The Flickering Darkness (Revisited)

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Kristina Veasey – My Dirty Secret!

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Thompson Hall & Ian Wornast – My Life in London

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