Celebrating accessibility in the arts with SpeakEasy Stage and Abilities Dance

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, will moderate a panel conversation about accessibility and disability advocacy in the arts with community leaders.Ellice Patterson — Executive Director, Abilities Dance BostonFree in-person and livestream tickets are available. ASL interpretation and open captions will be provided. Guests will enjoy a complimentary reception after the program.

Event in partnership with SpeakEasy Stage Company, Abilities Dance and Boston University’s School of Theatre. Registrants may be contacted by CitySpace about this or future events.

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