Actual Lives
Actual Lives Performance Project - Disability Culture with a Texas Twang
Since August of 2000, Actual Lives has been making theatre with a focus on the lived experience of disability. Now in its seventh year, Actual Lives continues to be Central Texas' own and only ensemble dedicated to crip theatre with attitude. Sponsored by VSA arts of Texas, Austin's award-winning Actual Lives Performance Project is a motley crew of disabled performers who make comic yet thoughtful theatre from the raw material of everyday life. Trying hard not to be inspirational, Actual Lives pokes fun at things that are supposed to be serious, speaks publicly about things that are usually private, critiques popular culture, and generally tries to stir things up.
Upcoming Events



Writing Workshop for Actual Lives

“1000 Words – short word snapshots of Actual Life”
Wednesday, June 3, 2009
Austin Groups for the Elderly Building
3710 Cedar Street
Austin, TX 78705
6:30 – 8:00 p.m., in the Dining Room

If a picture is worth a thousand words, our short (under 1000 word) pieces are sure to paint you a picture of the raw material of life with disability.

Come see what 8 adults with disability can come up with
when you throw ‘em in a room and yell “Write!”

Download the "1000 Words" flyer

Free! For more information, call VSA arts of Texas at
512-454-9912 or email Lynn Johnson.


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