Join FUSE for SoDaDa at Tate Modern! A joyful, inclusive, social afternoon of performance, and art co-produced by learning disabled artists.
You can expect:
🎭 Live performances from boundary-pushing artists
💃 Inclusive dance floor with DJ sets and hosted activities
🎨 Creative zones and chill-out spaces
🌈 A celebration of individual creative expression and identity
SoDaDa is a radically welcoming space where everyone is invited to show up, express themselves, and be part of something powerful, whether dancing, watching, or connecting with others. Co-led by the FUSE Champions, SoDaDa centres learning disabled leadership and collaboration at every level.
Access information
The event is fully wheelchair accessible. There will be a quiet space on site, comfortable seating and a visual access guide available in advance. FUSE team members will be around to support the event and ensure that everyone has a great time.
Event details
Saturday 30th August
2:30pm - 5:30pm
Tate Modern, South Tank
Free event, donations welcome
Age 16+, includes mature themes and strong language
Any questions?
Contact us at fuse@slidedance.org or 07706 112028
How to get there
The nearest stations are London Blackfriars and Southwark tube station, which are about a 10 minute walk away from the Tate Modern.
Enter the building through the Turbine Hall entrance. There will be security guards at the door, and they may ask to look in any bags you have. Continue down the ramp, then turn right and you will see the entrance to SoDaDa.
There will be FUSE team members in pink high vis jackets to help guide you.
This is our 10th SoDaDa! Check out what other people have said about the event:
“It’s the safest nightclub I’ve ever been to anywhere. My voice is heard and my moves are seen here.” – Emma Selwyn, performer
“SoDaDa eliminates social isolation and loneliness. It’s where people get together, get creative, make friends and can be a valued member of society.” – Audience member
“SoDaDa makes me feel... good, happy, full of energy. Special, unique and accepted.” – Participant
“Our performers didn’t want to leave. It was so brilliant!” – Orpheus Centre representative
“It feels like a real community and a radical event. A key date in people’s calendars.” – Chez Yeates, Gig Buddies
