Advocacy
Advocacy lives in our work.
The work Uncurbed artists make speaks directly to systems of care, control, power, and exclusion. It demands attention, sparks conversation, and challenges ‘the accepted’.
This is where change begins: in bold creative acts that invite reflection, shift perception, and imagine something better.
Recent Collaborations
We work in partnership with universities, care providers, and cultural organisations to amplify disabled voices and influence systems change.
Through co-produced training, creative consultancy, and collaborative research, our artists lead conversations that shift practice and policy.
HELP
What does it mean to help – and who decides how?
Help is a disabled-led performance and workshop series that challenges how care, support, and intimacy are understood in social work.
Created and performed by Uncurbed Collective artists to MMU social work students, the project places professionals and students in direct dialogue with lived experience – not as case studies, but as co-creators.
We Claim the Hall
Artists from Uncurbed Collective and DIY Theatre joined together to centre lived experience, shift power, and reimagine what leadership looks like in Salford’s cultural future.
Cells: A Body of Work
A series of intimate performance-installations challenging bias and provoking reflection in education, and cultural settings through training.
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Upcoming projects
Amplify
A new Uncurbed project training disabled artists in facilitation skills to lead workshops, and spark meaningful conversations in communities across Salford. Building on the momentum of We Claim the Hall, nine Uncurbed artists are working together to explore what leadership can look like, drawing on performance, drama, and conversation as tools for connection.
