Crip Life™

Dismantling disabling barriers one article at a time

The image is a promotional poster for a literature and spoken word event at the Southbank Centre, spanning from June to October. The poster lists several notable personalities who are scheduled to appear. The names featured are: - Gillian Anderson - Richard Ayoade - Matt Haig - Sarah Koenig - Sally Rooney - Elizabeth Strout - Carol Vorderman The poster also includes a "Book Now" prompt, indicating that tickets are available for purchase. The design features a bold red and yellow color scheme with a polka dot pattern in the background.
Menu
Follow Us:
Search
Latest
The image is an announcement of a partnership between two organizations: **Purpl** and **Access Card**. - The headline reads: **"Working together in partnership."** - Below this, two circular logos are displayed: - The first logo on the left is for **Purpl**, which has a white lowercase "p" and a small arrow-like symbol inside a black circle, with "purpl" written below it. - The second logo on the right is for the **Access Card**, which is green and black, showing the words "Access Card" diagonally across the card image. Between the logos is a green "X", symbolizing collaboration. At the bottom, there are two pieces of text under each logo: - Under the **Purpl** logo: "Use your Access Card to join Purpl and gain access to hundreds of brand discounts to help you offset the cost of living with a disability." - Under the **Access Card** logo: "Get your access requirements recognized at thousands of events, attractions, venues, and locations across the UK and beyond." The background of the image is a purple color, and the overall design is simple and focused on accessibility and partnership.
Nimbus Disability Partnership With Purpl Addresses Cost Of Living Challenges For Disabled People
The image depicts a quiet residential street during dusk or early evening. Several modest houses with wooden siding line the street, with one main streetlamp and utility wires overhead. The sky is overcast, casting a somber, subdued light on the scene, with darker clouds lingering in the background. In the foreground, a car with its front door open is parked by the side of the road. There are colorful balls (possibly children's toys) scattered near the vehicle, resting in small puddles that reflect the surroundings, indicating that it may have rained recently. The wet ground adds to the overall mood of the image. To the right of the image, two people are sitting on the porch of a house, which is illuminated by a soft glow from inside. The people appear to be having a quiet conversation, adding a human element to the otherwise still and lonely atmosphere of the scene. The overall feeling conveyed is one of stillness and contemplation, with an undercurrent of melancholy enhanced by the muted colors, overcast sky, and wet ground.
Royal Ballet And Opera To Host Relaxed Performance Of Leonard Bernstein’s Trouble In Tahiti And A Quiet Place
The image depicts an empty indoor swimming pool with light blue mosaic tiles covering the walls and floor. There is no water in the pool, and scattered around the pool floor are various swimming aids, such as pool noodles and floats. A lone figure, likely a child, is standing in the pool wearing an animal costume, which resembles a tiger or other cartoonish animal, complete with a mask. The pool area has standard safety features such as railings, and plastic chairs are lined up along the back wall. The room has an industrial feel with exposed pipes, white brick walls, and fluorescent lighting, giving it an eerie, almost surreal atmosphere. The pool area seems unmaintained, as the tiles near the bottom of the pool show signs of discoloration or rust stains. The mood feels somewhat lonely or melancholic, heightened by the isolation of the costumed figure in the vast, empty space.
The Stimming Pool: Neurodiverse Artists Redefining Filmmaking
The image shows two individuals sitting on a worn mattress in an industrial or makeshift setting with exposed beams and black drapery. The person on the left is barefoot, wearing a butterfly-print shirt, a backward baseball cap, and headphones around their neck. They are looking through a binder or folder. The person on the right is dressed in eclectic clothing, with mismatched striped tights and a polka-dotted long-sleeve shirt under a pink T-shirt. They are sitting with their head down, resting their arms on their knees in a somewhat slouched posture. One boot is visible on the floor near the person on the left. The setting gives a raw, artistic, or rehearsal-like atmosphere, with both individuals appearing focused or perhaps tired. The mood suggests either a casual or creative environment.
Autistic Filmmakers Changing Perceptions Of Casting Neurodivergent People In Hollywood
The image is a promotional poster for a Taekwondo initiative called "Fighterbility." Here is a detailed description of the visual elements: - **Title/Headline:** "FIGHTERBILITY" is written in large, bold, orange-yellow gradient letters at the bottom of the image. - **Subtitle:** "The Search for the Next Generation" is written below the main title in smaller, all-capitalized, white letters. - **Silhouette of a Martial Artist:** In the center of the image, a black silhouette of a person (likely a woman) performing a high Taekwondo kick dominates the scene. The figure is wearing a martial arts uniform and is dynamically posed, with one leg extended in a kicking position. - **Background:** The background consists of a sunset sky with orange tones fading into gray mountains. Below, a city skyline is visible, likely representing Los Angeles, with the iconic "Hollywood" sign in the background. - **Logo:** In the bottom right corner, there is a logo for "GB Taekwondo," which stands for Great Britain Taekwondo, indicating their involvement in the campaign.
Fighterbility: Creating A New Pathway For The Next Paralympic Taekwondo Stars
Paralympic athlete Livvy Breen wearing Great Britain top
Bupa And ParalympicsGB Get Practical With Workplace Inclusion At London Stadium
The image appears to depict a lively scene from a performance, likely related to "Magic Mike Live." It shows a woman in the center of the frame surrounded by a group of muscular, shirtless men. The men are smiling, laughing, and engaging with the woman in a celebratory atmosphere. There is confetti or play money flying around, enhancing the energetic and festive vibe. The lighting is colorful and dramatic, with purples, yellows, and warm tones illuminating the scene. The setting resembles a nightclub or performance venue, with a party-like atmosphere. The central focus is the woman who looks excited, possibly enjoying the interactive performance, and the men are in relaxed, playful poses, enhancing the entertainment and spectacle feel of the moment.
Magic Mike Live: Access Card Provider Puts The Magic Into Accessibility
ParalympicsGB athletes, with Eurostar CEO, Gwendoline Cazenave, arriving in London St Pancras via the Eurostar, following the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games.
Paris 2024 ParalympicsGB Highlights: Showcasing The Rest Of Para Sports
Sammi Kinghorn peddling her wheelchair across the racing track towards the camera
Paris 2024 ParalympicsGB Highlights: Britsh Athletics Squad Ring The Bell In Celebration Across Track And Field
Entertainment Features
Crip Life

Royal Ballet And Opera To Host Relaxed Performance Of Leonard Bernstein’s Trouble In Tahiti And A Quiet Place

Last Updated on 09/10/2024 by Crip Life

The image depicts a quiet residential street during dusk or early evening. Several modest houses with wooden siding line the street, with one main streetlamp and utility wires overhead. The sky is overcast, casting a somber, subdued light on the scene, with darker clouds lingering in the background. In the foreground, a car with its front door open is parked by the side of the road. There are colorful balls (possibly children's toys) scattered near the vehicle, resting in small puddles that reflect the surroundings, indicating that it may have rained recently. The wet ground adds to the overall mood of the image. To the right of the image, two people are sitting on the porch of a house, which is illuminated by a soft glow from inside. The people appear to be having a quiet conversation, adding a human element to the otherwise still and lonely atmosphere of the scene. The overall feeling conveyed is one of stillness and contemplation, with an undercurrent of melancholy enhanced by the muted colors, overcast sky, and wet ground.

On 22nd October, the Royal Ballet and Opera will hold a sensory-adapted, Relaxed Performance of its new production of Leonard Bernstein’s two operas, Trouble in Tahiti and A Quiet Place.

Trouble in Tahiti and A Quiet Place synopsis

Trouble in Tahiti depicts a day in the life of Sam and Dinah, a married couple at odds with one another and the happy suburban life they crave. Unable to connect with his wife, Sam retreats into a hyper-masculine world of physical fitness while Dinah turns to therapy and shopping. A trip to the cinema to see the latest film offers a window onto another world – but can the couple hold onto the illusion of happiness?

A Quiet Place picks up the story 30 years later after a family tragedy brings their children home. Dinah has been killed in a car crash, and as Sam wrestles with his grief at the funeral, his daughter Dede and her husband François pay emotional tribute to her mother. His son, Junior, makes a chaotic late appearance, prompting an angry outburst from his father. As the family navigates their grief, memories of the past rise to the surface, prompting a series of confrontations.

With catchy tunes and show-stopping numbers, Leonard Bernstein’s musical theatre credentials shine through in Trouble in Tahiti and A Quiet Place marks a radical, daring departure.

Watch BSL synopsis

Trouble in Tahiti and A Quiet Place Relaxed Performance at the Royal Ballet and Opera

The Relaxed Performance takes place at 7:30pm on Tuesday 22nd October. The performance will also be captioned and audio-described. Trouble in Tahiti / A Quiet Place is recommended for people aged 16+. More guidance can be found on the production page.

Relaxed Performances are designed to support audiences who are neurodivergent. They may also support visitors with learning disabilities, those living with Dementia, or people who generally prefer a more relaxed experience.

In a Relaxed Performance, if you need to make noise, move around, or take a break, that’s okay. A visual story is provided to help you find your way around the theatre and familiarise yourself with the production. Quiet areas are available for you during your visit.

How to book accessible tickets

Book your tickets online on the Royal Ballet and Opera website. If you already have an online account with the Royal Ballet and Opera, please ensure that you are signed out before you click on the link. You will be asked to sign in or register during checkout.

If you wish to discuss your accessibility requirements or experience any issues booking your tickets online, please email boxoffice@roh.org.uk or telephone 020 7304 4000 with any questions.

To find out more about access at the Royal Ballet and Opera and how to register for its access mailing list, please visit the accessibility page.

Advertise With Crip Life™

Crip Life™ Media PackThe Crip Life™ advertising strategy is “Pay What You Can (PWYC).” We know this is very different to most if not all, online magazines. PWYC is a business model that doesn’t insist upon set prices for its goods or services. Instead, it asks clients to pay what they feel the product or service is worth and what you can afford to pay.

We want to place adverts for a wide range of clients. So, whatever the size of the organisation, if you want to promote a product or service, contact Joanna Baker-Rogers.

For more information, read our Crip Life™ Media Pack 2024. (If you prefer, we also have a Plain Text version). Also, view our Crip Life™ Advertising Offers 2024. (We also have a Plain Text version)

SUBSCRIBE TO THE FREE CRIP LIFETM NEWSLETTER!
Get monthly roundups of our exclusive content and check out ways to get involved and engage with our community at Crip Life™.

Our 500th subscriber will win a £25 Amazon Voucher! SUBSCRIBE NOW >>>
By subscribing, you agree with our privacy policy and our terms of service.

Comment: