Our Projects

A middle aged woman in a red dress sits on the floor with her eyes closed. An older man in a wheelchair sits behind her, he is reaching out and holding her hand.

Make Do & Mend

We are delighted to announce the artists who have been selected for Make Do & Mend a development opportunity from Stellar Quines and Bird […]

A Festive Scratch

In 2019, the BOP Young Artists were invited by Glasgow Connected Arts Network’s (GCAN) youth arts project The Bold Collective (TBC) to work with […]

BOP in São Paulo

In November 2019, BOP was invited by British Council Brazil and Instituto Tomie Ohtake to attend the 6th International Congress of Education and Accessibility […]

You’ve got to be Ballsy

Stories from the Front Line of Cerebral Palsy You’ve got to be Ballsy: Stories from the Front Line of Cerebral Palsy is a film […]

Three people in drag makeup. They are all wearing T shirts with denim dungarees, The dungarees have names on front, the girls on the left read 'Sarah' and the boys on the right read 'Jordy. The person in the middle has their arms crossed, so the name is obscured, they are putting a lollipop in their mouth.

Imaginate at BOP Artists

Imaginate at BOP Artists is a joint research and development project from BOP and Imaginate

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BOP in Rwanda

In 2018, BOP had the pleasure of being invited by the British Council to deliver a series of workshops in association with Amizero Dance Company […]

A group of 16 people are posing for a photo. The photo has been taken at a training session BOP was running in Rwanda for the British Council. Most of the people are black but there are four white people. One lady is using crutches and Robert from BOP is in his wheelchair, in the centre of the picture (how does he always manage that). Everyone is smiling and some people have their hands raised waving at the camera.

International

The international work of the company has been developing over many years, with visits to Holland, Brazil and Rwanda to deliver workshops and presentations […]

Kids ask about disability

Kids ask… “What’s it like to be disabled?” BOP have been asking young people if they have any questions about what it’s like to […]

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BRAW

After doing a public call out for artists who identify as disabled (click here for our definition) Heather Marshall from Creative Electric was selected to […]

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Intergenerational Cabaret

In partnership with Luminate & LGBT Age 14th October 2017 Summerhall, Edinburgh “One of the highlights of my performing year!” “Although I had […]

The image shows the frame of a large wooden cube, with no walls so we can see inside. It has been made to look like a doctors office; there is a desk with computer and piles of files; a medical model of the human body; a medical looking bed separated from the desk by a screen. On the other side of the image an audience sits a watches.

BOP Artists

BOP Artists was a residency opportunity in autumn 2017, in partnership with National Theatre of Scotland for disabled artists in Scotland to develop their […]

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Access Scottish Theatre

Our website showcasing accessible events happening across Scotland.

These projects form the core of our artist and sector development work

Past Projects

Make Do & Mend

A Festive Scratch

BOP in São Paulo

You’ve got to be Ballsy

Imaginate at BOP Artists

BOP in Rwanda

International

Kids ask about disability

BRAW

Intergenerational Cabaret

BOP Artists

Access Scottish Theatre