Pushing the Boundaries of Accessible Performing Arts

Over its 16-year history, the PuSh International Performing Arts Festival has come a long way in providing transformative performing arts experiences to as broad an audience as possible. This case study explores how their innovative approach and investment in the community results in greater accessibility for everyone.

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Last updated: May, 2020

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