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

Two people are sitting outside on a sunny day engaged in conversation. They are both sitting on chairs, and both have long hair, one blonde and one brown.
Unlimited team members Isabella and Rachel. Photo: Claire Griffiths

New Unlimited roles: Communications Manager and Finance Manager (both freelance)   

20 September 2021

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Two figures on the beach separated by the sea. Between them is instruments.

Building Relationships For the Future: Exploring the Unlimited Partner Awards

23 September 2021

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A white woman with blond hair wearing a dark green sweater is sitting down on a bed, a golden-haired dog in front of her.

Ableism in arts (and charity) based admin

14 September 2021

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A decorative image, featuring a single woman on a stage, lifting her prosthetic leg.

Looking Ahead: Unlimited Connects Autumn Season

26 August 2021

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Jack Foulks – Jack’s Frog Cycle

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Al Davison – Muscle Memory in Motion

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Jess Thom – The Language-Generating Machine

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