Episode One of Walking the Space: Podcast Discussion on Physical Disability in Canadian Theatre.

Double arm amputee Prince Amponsah on performing, character creation, and representation of disability on Canadian stages.

Yousef Kadoura - Producer & Host
Chelsea Woolley - Head Writer
Crystal Chettiar - Sound Engineer
Justin Shaw - Graphic Designer

Episode One - Prince Amponsah

Below the knee double leg amputee David Connolly on his career, and representation of disability on Canadian stages.

Yousef Kadoura - Producer & Host
Chelsea Woolley - Writer
Crystal Chettiar - Sound Engineer
Justin Shaw - Graphic Designer

Episode Two - David Connolly

Episode Three of Walking the Space: Podcast Discussion on Physical Disability in Canadian Theatre.

Realwheels Managing Director Rena Cohen on her work producing performances that deepen audiences' understanding of the disability experience.

Yousef Kadoura - Producer & Host
Chelsea Woolley - Head Writer
Crystal Chettiar - Sound Engineer
Justin Shaw - Graphic Designer

Episode Three - Rena Cohen

Walking the Space is a podcast that features discussions on physical disabilities in Canadian theatre. It was developed in 2016 by Yousef Kadoura, an actor who is also a right leg amputee. Identifying as an artist with a physical disability, Yousef wanted to reach out to other artists in the Canadian theatre landscape that also share a physical disability. Through conversations with these other artists, Walking the Space hopes to open a conversation about Canadian theatre and its relationship to its artists who live with a physical disability. Funded by the National Theatre School of Canada's Theatre Engaging Communities grant, Walking the Space is a collective that features Yousef Kadoura as its host, Chelsea Woolley as its head writer, Crystal Chettiar as its sound engineer, and Justin Shaw as its graphic designer. Together, the Walking the Space team is excited facilitate and instigate discussions on this very important subject.

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