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The Happiness Sessions Spreading a little joy throughout January We’ve teamed up with our friends at Creu Cymru to bring you The Happiness Sessions. The sessions will be run free of charge & are aimed at arts workers in Wales who’ve been badly hit by the covid pandemic including freelancers, furloughed venue staff & arts

Policy Panel Callout Deadline 4th December, 5pm We are looking for 10 arts freelancers to make up our Policy Panel. We want to make sure the way we run Taking Flight is fair, equitable and that we represent the voices around us.Who can apply? Freelance arts professional in Wales- you could be a facilitator, dancer,

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In March it became clear that the physical production which had been planned at The Egg with Bath Spa productions was not going to be possible. I still thought there must be a way to make something happen – I just wasn’t sure at first what that might be. The result was Lockdown Landscapes. Continuing

Join us for a live Q&A session to find out more about our free Youth Theatre for Deaf and Hard of Hearing young people aged 4-18 which usually happens in Cardiff. Want to know more about our Deaf lead youth theatre, where it runs, how often – and what we’re all getting up to during

Taking Flight is proud to be a signatory to an open letter to the Culture Secretary, UK Government, copied to the Deputy Minister for Culture, Sport and Tourism, Welsh Government from Disabled Cultural Leaders, Artists and Inclusive Companies on Safeguarding the future of Disability Arts in the UK. We will also be taking part in

A Warm (and wet) Welcome in Treorchy On a very wet day in February (more on that later), delegates from across Wales and beyond gathered at the newly transformed accessible studio at the Park & Dare in Treorchy. Taking Flight’s 5th Access Symposium was hosted by RCT Theatres and in collaboration with hynt. Funded by