DaDa

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⚡️We are a disability and Deaf arts organisation based in Liverpool | Creators of DaDaFest International, the UK’s longest running disability arts festival #DDFI 💥 https://www.dadafest.co.uk/

We were thrilled to hear our CEO/Artistic Director Ben Haslam has been accepted on the @UniofOxford Cultural Leaders Programme. Ben is looking forward to connecting with other senior leaders within the UK's thriving Cultural Sector. #OCLOnline2026

Oxford Cultural Leaders. Congratulations Ben Haslam Chief Executive Officer & Artistic Director DaDa, UK on being selected to join the 2026 online cohort.

DaDa is proud to support the wildly entertaining 'Casu Martzu' coming to Unity Theatre this weekend. This brilliantly amusing show on 25th April and is described as "A clown’s descent into a world of cheese". 🎟️https://www.unitytheatreliverpool.co.uk/whats-on/casu-martzu/

Casu Martzu, A clown's decent into a world of cheese.
A man dressed as a maggot is lying on a bed of cheese pretending to lick a cheese grater.
Reviews read:
'Deliciously funny, clowning at its finest'
'A treat for the senses, though not for the faint-hearted'.
Physical comedy, clown, bouffon, live music. If you are searching for meaning in life, a cheese maggot may just have all of the answers.
Saturday 25th April 8pm, Unity Theatre.

📢LAST CHANCE TO APPLY: Digital Residencies - Based @FACT_Liverpool - 18-week residencies for early-career artists living in NW England & North Wales. - £4,500 to develop a digital artwork using Unreal Engine. - Apply by Tue 31 Mar → www.fact.co.uk/news/2026/03...?

Open Call: 2026 Digital Artist Residencies

Apply for FACT’s 2026 Digital Artist Residencies: three paid 18-week residencies supporting early-career artists in the North West and North Wales to create digital work using Unreal Engine.

fact.co.uk

A final moment of Raging together with Dolly Sen as we make sure the final DDFI40 artwork finds its way home. Such a pleasure to work with Dolly during our festival. Still so much to ‘rage’ about, so we won’t be quiet. We are already planning our next riot. Stay tuned!

Dolly Sen and DaDa CEO Zoe stand in a street next to a car with its boot open. They are raising a fist and smiling

“The concession from the Government’s welfare bill regarding changes to PIP is a small shift for disabled people. But we are painfully aware that disabled people can never drop their guard. Disabled people will continue to campaign for equality and human rights. Nothing about us without us.”✊

A Neon sign with blue writing reading 'Rights not charity' sits at the top of the image as though it is hanging by a chain to the wall. A swirled pastel background has a raised fist in the bottom right and the DaDa logo bottom left. The text in the centre read "The concession from the government’s welfare bill regarding changes to PIP is a small shift for disabled people. 

But we are painfully aware that disabled people can never drop their guard. Disabled people will continue to campaign for equality and human rights. 

Nothing about us without us."

DaDa 🤝 Edinburgh Fringe Festival Our team is excited to be coming along to Edinburgh Fringe again this year and we want to hear from you! 👋 Tell us about: - Shows featuring brilliant disabled artists we should see - Events integrating access that we should experience - Opportunities to network

An image of three people smiling brightly, it's mostly an image of their smiling faces, the person in the middle of the image has a bold blue t-shirt on featuring a graphic image, which appears to be an advertisement for a show. They are all at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. They are stood in front of a green wall which has blurry posters adorned all over it. The person in the middle and the right of the image have a blue lanyard on.