Two years, eleven months and six days after booking these tickets, my family and I finally stepped onto the theatrical African Pridelands to see The Lion King Musical at the Mayflower Theatre in Southampton.
Tag: Accessibility
August 2022 summary: Feeling hot hot hot
Here is Emma’s summary of life updates, work achievements and blog roundups in August 2022 | Feeling hot hot hot
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Women’s Euro 2022: outstanding, inspiring and accessible – but could more be done to make football fully inclusive?
Emma shares her highlights from Euro 2022, her thoughts on the media coverage and accessibility, her opinions on the term inspiration, the difference between true fans and fake fans and how the beautiful game can become fully inclusive for all.
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5 accessibility features to help browse the AccessAble App on your device
AccessAble Champion Emma Purcell has reviewed the AccessAble App and lists five of the most useful accessibility features to use when browsing the App on iOS and Android devices.
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My thoughts of audio description on Naked Attraction
Emma shares her thoughts and opinions of audio description on the late-night reality show Naked Attraction.
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Accessibility features on TV streaming services – has access improved in 2021?
Emma reviews the accessibility features – including audio description and voice-over – on nine of the biggest streaming services.
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10 best TV shows with audio description
To mark Audio Description Awareness Day, Emma rounds up her favourite TV shows with audio description from BBC, Channel 4, Netflix & Apple.
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5 ways to succeed working from home
Working from home is becoming more possible and beneficial for people. Emma shares five simple ways to organise, plan, communicate and complete work from home.
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Living with Acute Retinal Necrosis
Fifteen years ago, Emma was diagnosed with Acute Retinal Necrosis. She explains what it’s like to live with this frustrating, complex and rare eye condition.
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Time is precious when you’re disabled
People say “life’s too short” and “time is precious”. For disabled people, it is finding the time to enjoy life while needing care, eating meals, working and travelling. Read on to find out Emma’s experiences of time management with a disability.
