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Module 4: Inclusive Vision — Sensory Theatre for All
Introduction and Learning Objectives
Topic 1: Understanding Visual Impairment
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Topic 1: Understanding Visual Impairment
3 Topics
WHO Assessment of Low Vision Tool
WHO Definitions and the Two Big Differences
Types of Visual Impairment and the Vision Spectrum
Topic 2: How Visual Impairment Can Affect Theatre Participation
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Topic 2: How Visual Impairment Can Affect Theatre Participation
4 Topics
Rethinking Theatre: From Visual to Sensory
Creating an Accessible Theatre Space
Tools That Support Participation
Video: Drama Facilitation Training
Topic 3: Challenging Stereotypes
Topic 4: Empowerment Techniques
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Topic 4: Empowerment Techniques
1 Topic
Building Confidence and Self-Advocacy
Topic 5: Accompanying Techniques
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Topic 5: Accompanying Techniques
1 Topic
Navigating Theatre Spaces
Topic 6: Sensory Theatre Benefits
Topic 7: Adapting Theatre Exercises
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Topic 7: Adapting Theatre Exercises
5 Topics
Designing an Inclusive Workshop
Video: Accessible Actor Training
Role of Assistants and Facilitators
Inclusive Theatre Workshop Checklist
Reflection Activity: Create Your Own Sensory Theatre Exercise
Activity: Test Your Knowledge
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Topic 3: Challenging Stereotypes
Module 4: Inclusive Vision — Sensory Theatre for All
Topic 3: Challenging Stereotypes
Myth vs Reality
Myth
Reality
“Blind people cannot perform theatre.”
Theatre uses many forms of expression beyond sight.
“People with visual impairments always need help.”
With accessible environments, people can participate independently.
“Activities should be simplified.”
Activities should be
adapted
, not lowered.
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