
Liberty Festival
Produced by CRIPtic Arts
Information
BAC is the hub for Liberty Festival 2025.
The full programme runs 24-28 Sept at multiple Wandsworth venues.
All events are FREE
The Mayor of London’s flagship free festival of work by disabled artists comes to BAC as part of London Borough of Culture 2025.
Liberty Festival will spotlight and celebrate the very best disabled artists in Wandsworth and London as part of a joyful, radically inclusive festival where everyone is welcome.
The festival will explore the disabled experience – past, present and future – and push artistic boundaries to create a fresh, resonant and vital experience, leaving a lasting legacy of widening inclusion to the arts in the borough.
Get ready for an electrifying programme of free events.
Liberty Festival is part of Welcome to Wandsworth, London Borough of Culture. London Borough of Culture is a Mayor of London initiative.
Produced by CRIPtic Arts.
Explore the Line-Up

25 - 28 Sep
Capturing The Forest
Kristina Veasey and Alejandro Ahmed
Immerse yourself in the essence of a forest landscape in this unforgettable multi-sensory installation.

25 Sep
When The World Turns
Oily Cart / Polyglot Theatre
Join us on an adventure, where your senses lead the way. An immersive performance for young people.

25 Sep
GOBLIN
Jack Wakely / Silent Faces
An honest, funny and cathartic mash-up of clowning and Neo Futurism, which explores the performative nature of trying to ‘fit in’.

25 Sep
Elvis Died of Burgers
BLINK Dance Theatre
The four BLINK Dance Theatre performer-directors love food. Take a seat as they spill the tea on their own food stories with plenty of sensory and bizarre tangents.

26 - 27 Sep
Love In
Amanda Grace
This one-on-one performance is an ode to intentional, gentle, transgressive love, where you will take away a personal love letter.

26 Sep
SADBOI
Simeon Campbell / BirdGang Ltd
Follow acclaimed hip-hop performer Sim, as he is carried around by his thoughts. An explosive, personal story of understanding and unravelling.

27 Sep
Altar to Joy
AJ Venturini
A participatory workshop exploring what it means to feel joy, especially when it isn’t easy or accessible.

27 Sep
Disco Neurotico and Deaf Rave Takeover
An immersive and accessible clubbing experience with DJs, a silent disco and creative activities.

28 Sep
Daughters of the Sea
Krystal S. Lowe / Ballet Cymru
A bold adaptation of the Welsh folktale brought to life with multilingual spoken word, dance, and soul/funk/folk music fusion.
About CRIPtic Arts
CRIPtic Arts exists to create an artistic landscape where disabled people flourish, providing active disabled leadership which advances world-class arts work with disabled creatives. From high-quality community activities to showcasing breakthrough performers; they’re blazing a revolution in accessibility.
Access
PRE EVENT INFORMATION
This event takes place in person in various spaces around the BAC building. There is step-free access to the ground floor, and step-free access to the first floor via a lift.
There is detailed pre-show access information available for each event.
For more general information about access at BAC please visit our access page.
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