Well, we’ve got one more visit from Sophia Hall at Brown’s Mart for the year…  and this month she’s flying solo…  but that just means we’ll have more time to catch up with what’s been happening in Darwin…

 

Then we’re at St Martins Youth Arts Centre where they’ve had some pretty special work undertaken beneath the historic peppercorn tree out the back of the theatres…  but that’s not all that lies beneath that tree and we catch up with Artistic Director Nadja Kostich who’ll fill us in…

 

Tracey Corbin-Matchett is the CEO of Bus Stop Films and she’s here to tell us about a very special project that involves 180 filmmakers each with a mild intellectual disability or autism and Tracey knows where around the country you can get to see all their films…

 

Meanwhile, at the State Library of Victoria, there’s a project that’s helping us understand how libraries might work for those who are blind or vision impaired and we’ll welcome back Leisa Shelton-Campbell who’s one of the drivers behind (In)visible Libraries…

 

And finally, Courtly Arts Performers of Victoria are presenting Echoes of Pilgrimage – an afternoon of Medieval, Renaissance and Baroque music and dance and Sally Ranson is one of those dancers…

 

They’re all on this week’s edition of Behind the Scenes with Chris Thompson right here on Vision Australia Radio.

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