Combining Handel, Milton and access for all at Vache Baroque

Jonathan Darbourne and Betty Makharinsky
Monday, June 24, 2024

The Vache Baroque co-founders discuss the ways the festival is working to creatively engage new communities through innovative productions and collaboration and talks about how the festival team worked with local authorities and charities to build an introspective, Handel-focused experience that is inclusive for all

Vache Baroque's blindfolded Handel experience is not 'a simulation of blindness but a way to explore this piece of music using all the senses' (Image courtesy of Vache Baroque)
Vache Baroque's blindfolded Handel experience is not 'a simulation of blindness but a way to explore this piece of music using all the senses' (Image courtesy of Vache Baroque)

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