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A Matter of Access
Being disabled is no reason to stop doing what you love. Spark goes to the Magic Theatre for the world premiere of John Belluso's "The Rules of Charity," a play that considers the life of a disabled gay man. Then we head over to Richmond's NIAD (National Institute of Art and Disabilities), where developmentally disabled artists are finding new forms of expression, independence and dignity through this groundbreaking arts program. And, we visit with Alice Wingwall who relies on her visual memories when continuing to pursue her passion for photography even while battling with a blinding degenerative eye disease.
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Featured Profiles:
Alice Wingwall
Follow Alice Wingwall who is losing her sight but not her desire to take photographs.
John Belluso
Go backstage of Magic Theatre for a behind the scenes look at John Belluso's "The Rules of Charity."
NIAD
Discovers how the disabled artists of NIAD transcend physical and mental challenges to produce highly-sought after works of art.
