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The Project endeavors to empower individuals, honor their stories, imaginations, foster community and enhance public awareness about disability through innovative theatre of the highest quality.


Newsletter

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That Uppity Theatre Company production,
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Click Here for Fall 2005 Newsletter in PDF


 

Joan Lipkin, Innovative Playwright/Director and Social Activist
Named 2007 Ethical Humanist by the Ethical Society

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Theatrical group fosters public awareness on disabilities

This Report by Kati Stovall Aired on KMOV Tuesday, March 20, 2007

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Theater project has ability to promote laughter, understanding

by Kati Stovall

Close your eyes and enter the room. You hear a director yell out to the cast, “Move stage left, move forward, 5, 6, 7, 8 … !”

You swear that you are at a rehearsal for “A Chorus Line” at the Repertory Theater, but when you open your eyes, the scene is different than what you imagined. The ensemble is the DisAbilty Project, which encompasses both disabled and able-bodied actors. The project exudes raw talent, creates a theatrical vision through word and movement and changes your perspective on life forever.... <more>



Lisi
Candlelight Vigil in Memory of Lisi Bansen: Thursday, November 2, 2006 at 6PM 2600 Block of Delmar (btw Jefferson & Beaumont)


"Working"

The Survivor Challenge from "Working"


Channel surfing during the workday, employees will have the chance to watch their favorite television characters, past and present, tackle the tough topic of disability issues in the workplace.  From a lost episode of the “Brady Bunch” in which JAN finally outshines her more notable sibling, Marcia, by advocating for people with disabilities everywhere to the more contemporary “Survivor” and its tribal conflict, audiences are provided an innovative approach to raising the issues of disability etiquette, workplace accommodations, disability facts and figures, and so much more.


Ali and Sammy
Allison and Sammy are profiled in the Northwest County Journal


Click here to see Stu and Diane's Wedding Album.


Mission
The Project endeavors to empower individuals, honor their stories, imaginations, foster community and enhance public awareness about disability through innovative theatre of the highest quality.


An ensemble engaging in conversation, writing, 
sound, movement and theatrical exercises 
to develop and perform material 
around the culture of disability.


Media
director@uppityco.com
4466 West Pine Blvd.
Suite 13C
St. Louis, Missouri 63108
United States of America
Phone: 314.995.4600
Fax: 314.534.6591


That Uppity
Theatre Company
Sponsor of
The DisAbility Project.
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