Heart n Soul is a leading creative arts company with learning disability culture at our heart. Our work is about art, training and taking part. Diverse artists and participants work together towards our goal of making a more creative, fun and open world. Our vision is of people with a learning disability living full and equal lives with independence, freedom and pride.

We offer a range of opportunities for people to take part, train in a new skill, or develop their artistic talents. Artists and participants share their work live, recorded or online for as many different people to enjoy as possible. We make inclusive creative spaces where people are free to express themselves and learn. We encourage experimentation in all things.

Key Artists include award-winning singer Lizzie Emeh, and live bands The Fish Police and Jazztronics. Key Events include the multi-media club nights The Beautiful Octopus Club (for adults) and Squidz Club for young people. Key Projects include Olympic commission the Dean Rodney Singers international digital collaboration, Allsorts – creative arts for adults taking part, Do Your Own Thing – creative arts for young people taking part, and People Skills – continuing professional development


Inspired Not Tired is Trinity Laban's programme of music and dance for older participants aged 60+, supported by Lewisham Council. Four groups meet regularly with music and dance practitioners to sing, dance and socialise together. The groups regularly perform and share work with local and wider communities.

https://www.trinitylaban.ac.uk/inspriednottired

Welcome to A Space To Be Heard

A podcast which will discuss race within the performing arts industry and wider society. ASTBH aims to provide a safe space for Black & POC artists to discuss a broad range of topics.

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