Disability Arts Week

Thatz Showbiz Theatre Project

Disability Arts Week is a series of educational events lead by professional artists with disabilities. PWYC!

Disability Arts Week is a series of educational events lead by  professional artists with disabilities.

Disability Arts Week - Building Characters with Ophira

Learn casting tips  from industry professionals and all about Disability on screen and stage; with special guest Tal Anderson

Casting Actors with Disabilities Workshop

A deep dive into a life and an exploration of lose, love and identity and how we heal, grow and become

Disability Arts week - Performance & Workshop

Disability Arts Week - How to Get Your Play On Stage

Disability Arts Week - Zine Making Workshop

Disability Arts Week - Bringing Our Stories to Life

Disability Arts Week - Crip Storytelling Workshop

A combination of storytelling and visual art brings a journey to and through recovery to the virtual stage

You Become the Person You Believe You Are

Based on true events magically reimagined, first time playwright, Adam takes us down the rabbit hole and across the seas in new ways

A  journey of loss, heartache and broken promises.


A One Act Play Festival of 3 Original Plays created by youth about the youth experience under the mentorship of professional theatre artist mentors. 30 days to create and 30 days to rehearse. Now it's time to share them with you.

We are proud to say the plays reflect the lived experiences of LGBTQ youth, POC and are all directed by young women!
To read more about their mentors visit: www.3playsin30days.com

This project is made possible by the Ontario Trillium Foundation
The Plays:

SHADY By Grishma Patel
Shady follows the journey of Shadi (Shady) Mehta, and her family, as she navigates through the world of social media facing issues like shadeism and body image. Throughout the play Shady starts to understand what it means to be brown, brilliant, and modern through the lens of social media. We discover Shady's love for words and writing, as she experiences real and virtual experiences that shape her understanding of what it means to be a writer of colour in this age of social media and the internet.
PACK ANIMALS By Cerys Ford
Three girls at St. Joseph's Preparatory Academy are being accused of a heinous crime: Hayden (a loyal friend but known trouble-maker), Quinn (the rich, yet insecure bookworm), and Teddy (the "nice girl" and the glue that holds them together). Two staff members are assigned to figure out which girl is responsible. Will they cover it up in time to save the school's prestigious reputation?
802 By Thorne Brown
What if you had to hide who you were to protect the ones you love?  What if you had to hide who you were to protect yourself?  In a world of superheros everyone has secrets.  The strongest heros or the most dangerous criminals could be anywhere at anytime.  One hero discovers the world's toughest villian hits a little too close to home.




A One Act Play Festival of 3 Original Plays created by youth about the youth experience under the mentorship of professional theatre artist

Disability Arts Week

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