Until now, it has been considered as specific, secondary, or marginal actions for a very minority sector, rather than as a basic consideration of the right to leisure for all.

The existing synergies between AccessibleEU Spain and its interest in disseminating accessibility, ASEPAU's interest in training professionals in accessibility, and RESAD's interest in the knowledge and development of accessibility in the performing arts have been leveraged to organise this joint event  to raise awareness of this need among students, teachers, and public entities.

Objectives

• To bring together key stakeholders involved in the performing arts to reflect together on the current state of accessibility in the performing arts landscape.
• To share strategies and challenges to be addressed on this topic, from different perspectives and points of view.
• To bring together viewpoints and experiences to foster future advancements in accessibility in the performing arts.

Details on the event:

• Target audience: Professionals in the field of performing arts (actors, actresses, producers, managers, teachers, students, etc.). Professionals in the field of accessibility (professionals working in physical accessibility, culture, ICT, etc., organisations working with people with disabilities, users, etc.). Anyone interested in the subject.
• When: Thursday, October 9, 2025
• Format: Hybrid
• Where: Real Escuela Superior de Arte Dramático (RESAD). Avda de Nazaret nº 2, Madrid. Spain
• Type of event: Workshop and mutual learning session
• Language: Spanish
• How to participate: Registration is now closed, but you can join the livestream here
• Accessibility information: Accessible venue. Captioning and sign language interpretation in Spanish.