Worlds collided as Epic Arts’ Dancers from Cambodia touched down here in Indonesia to perform at the ASEAN Para Games in October 2022. The trip was incredibly timely as it lined up almost perfectly with our latest project in Indonesia. If you don’t know our back story, Epic Arts inspired us to set up We …
Insights from an International Arts Project – Discovering Disabled Dancers in Indonesia Read More »
Inclusion in the arts, what does it mean in 2023? Specifically in the context of inclusive dance. The team at We Are Epic shares their thoughts on the term “inclusive dance”, how it relates to the intersectionality of a person’s identity and reflect on the evolving understanding of inclusion.
Team up and create! That’s one of the principles which guides our work here at We Are Epic. Inclusive arts as a practice wouldn’t work without partnerships and collaborations, after all, the point of inclusive arts is to value the participation of people of all abilities, backgrounds and identities. We think that’s a key way …
Talent development is the top of our agenda here at We Are Epic. We’ve been making waves in the creative industries with our latest inclusive talent project, Count Me In.
Inclusive dance is a cornerstone of our work at We Are Epic because dance is for everyone. Read about how our latest inclusive dance production, We Meet Again, came together.
Nalitari in Indonesia and We Are Epic in the UK were excited to embark on an international exchange through the Connections Through Culture Fund from the British Council.
We Are Epic Inclusive Arts are looking for two aspiring dancers to join their professional development dance company for their ID training sessions… We’re looking to audition both disabled or non-disabled dancers who are looking to develop their skills in inclusive dance to working at a professional level. Dancers must have dance experience, be willing …
We touched down smoothly in Yogyakarta, Indonesia with the sound of the call to prayer humming around in the humid city air. Ready for a week of design, communications and branding with Nalitari but not knowing what to expect from Jogja, I spent my first day wandering and exploring and taking in the sights. The …
Type, Colour Palettes & Dance – A Week in Yogyakarta Read More »
Cambodian Dancers Thouen and Noth will be in the UK to continue developing the ‘Buffalo Boy’. There’s a team creatives working on the production, including dramaturge Lou Cope.
Call out for emerging filmmaker to work on an exciting new project with We Are Epic.
