Birds of Paradise Theatre Company

Scotland's touring theatre company promoting disabled artists and supporting the arts sector

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Our Projects

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

Past Projects

Lots of people sitting round tables at the Barriers to Access launch event. There is a screen on a wall at the end with a slideshow being presented. People have turned away from the screen as they listen to a speaker in the middle of the room.
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Barriers

BOP Barriers: A Youths Arts Provision Development project (Jump to History of Barriers) In our 25th year, BOP is embarking on an exciting project […]

Clusters of people walk around an art gallery. The room looks really white and bright.
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flip Artists

flip Artists was an initiative from ‘flip: disability equality in the arts’, supported by the Esmée Fairbairn Foundation and in partnership with Artlink Central, […]

A man and a woman sit in front of a black curtain, they are both wearing large black headphones. The man appears to be white, in his 30s with black hair and stubble, he is looking over at the woman. The woman is also white, appears to be in her 30s and has short brown hair. She appears to be lost in whatever she is listening to.
Project

Polio Monologues

We held a two day development period in June in which performers Rachel Drazek and Joe Brown worked with Garry and choreographer Janice Parker […]

Four girls in wheelchairs, listening to an older one speak. they are very focused.
Project

Be BoP Ensemble

At Birds of Paradise we have a role to play in nurturing the next generation of deaf and disabled performers and artists. We aim […]

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