From Equity, a performing arts and entertainment trade union based in the UK, [this guide] provides advice to dance companies on how to avoid discrimination of Deaf, disabled and neurodiverse dancers through guidance on how to reach Deaf, disabled and neurodiverse talent; how to make auditions and rehearsals accessible; and how to optimise working methods such as choreography and communication.
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