RO-TES-រទេះ by Stopgap Dance Company
About
Nadenh grew up on a boat within the jungle of Cambodia. As a Disabled child he could swim before he could wheel.
Nadenh grew up on a boat within the jungle of Cambodia.
As a Disabled child he could swim before he could wheel.
The first time he saw a RO-TES-រទេះ (Khmer for wagon) was the moment he realised he could move with the land too.Inspired by his Cambodian heritage Nadenh reimagines his wheelchair as a place that can support more than just his body.FREE, all ages welcomeDuration: approximately 30 minutes[vcex_spacing size="50px"][vcex_heading text="Access"][vcex_image][vcex_image_grid image_ids="21129,21126,19513,21124,19512,24994" columns="6" title="yes" title_size="12"][vcex_spacing size="20px"]1pm and 3pm shows on Sunday 23rd August will be BSL interpretedPre-recorded Audio Description embedded into the soundtrackAudio Flyer available hereAudio Introduction available hereAudio Introduction Script available hereEasy Read Visual Story available hereCaptions will be available via The Difference Engine - guide available hereThere will be a Touch Tour before each show[vcex_spacing]
Organiser
Ken Aston Square
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