The magic of theatre is meant to be experienced by everyone—but for many people living with disabilities, the curtain often comes down before they even get through the door. episode artwork

EPISODE · Aug 4, 2026 · 14 MIN

The magic of theatre is meant to be experienced by everyone—but for many people living with disabilities, the curtain often comes down before they even get through the door.

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The magic of theatre is meant to be experienced by everyone—but for many people living with disabilities, the curtain often comes down before they even get through the door. From physical barriers to limited accessible performances, the theatre space still has a long way to go. As we continue to push for greater inclusion, we're asking: what will it take to make the performing arts truly accessible to all?  Guest: Neka Da Costa: lecturer, Wits school of arts 

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