In this hour-long webinar, we’ll hear from Stagetext’s Oliver Webster, Head of Systems and Services, about what it’s like to access museum and gallery events as a deaf person, and you’ll have the opportunity to ask your burning questions about live subtitling in a supportive and judgement-free environment.
What you’ll learn:
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Check out Stagetext’s upcoming Captioning Awareness Week
Previous DCN & Stagetext webinars:
Webinar recording: Everything you wanted to know about subtitling but were afraid to ask
Webinar recording: End-to-end access: A digital approach to inclusivity or deaf visitors
Beginner Read Webinar recording – Everything you wanted to know about subtitling (but were afraid to ask)
A webinar for those working in the creative and culture sector to learn about digital subtitling.
Beginner Read Webinar recording – End-to-End Access: A digital approach to inclusivity for deaf visitors
In this one-hour webinar, Oliver Webster, Head of Systems and Services at Stagetext, will present how to make your online resources and events accessible to deaf audiences.
Beginner Read Digital Culture Podcast Episode #16 – Inclusive digital innovation on stage with Flo O’Mahony and Amy Smith from Zoo Co
In this episode of our Digital Culture Awards series, James chats with Flo O’Mahony and Amy Smith from Zoo Co, 2025 Digital Inclusion winners. Flo and Amy share how ‘Perfect Show for Rachel’ uses accessible tech and inclusive design to rethink creative roles, challenge traditional rehearsal models, and offer new ways for organisations to embed access into live performance.