Stage Shows & Films
The charity has financed a number of stage shows and short films, including the award-winning I'm Non-Typical, Typical multi-media show at the Edinburgh Fringe 2019, and the subsequent short film.
Funding and creating new endeavours in partnership with the Bedazzle group of companies — making expressive arts accessible to all.
Charity Commission No.1140390 · Est.2010
The charity has financed almost all of the shows, events, courses and workshops in Bedazzle's story — and founded Bedazzle Inclusive Productions (BiP) in 2021.
Bedazzle Projects is the registered charity arm of the Bedazzle Arts family. Funds are sourced from a mix of grants, fundraising and donations, and are used to finance shows, films, courses and initiatives that advance the charity's mission.
“To advance education in all areas including Expressive Arts, in particular for those with additional needs.”
Bedazzle Projects aims to facilitate a wide range of Bedazzle endeavours — from award-winning stage productions and short films to student bursaries and professional training courses.
The charity has financed a number of stage shows and short films, including the award-winning I'm Non-Typical, Typical multi-media show at the Edinburgh Fringe 2019, and the subsequent short film.
Bedazzle Projects founded BiP — Bedazzle Inclusive Productions — in 2021, creating a dedicated platform for inclusive stage and film work that celebrates all abilities.
Our unique talent agency was founded initially to support our BAPAA students, and has grown year-on-year so that it’s now open to all. We have successfully placed our artists in a wide range of performing arts projects from prime BBC drama to online AI applications.
As leaders in all-inclusive education, Bedazzle is commissioned to run training provision for education professionals, and has funded health & wellbeing workshops and Routes to Work programmes for students.
The charity offers a limited range of bursaries to those who would benefit most from extra financial help — ensuring financial circumstances are never a barrier to participation.
Bedazzle Projects supports and has financed almost all of Bedazzle's groups and courses — Community Theatre, PopSchool, the annual Imagine… showcase and BAPAA.
After the death of her mother, Jenny, a young woman with a learning disability, forms an unexpected connection with people at her local allotment. As she finds friendship, support, and a purpose, she teaches those around her that love, loss, and resilience know no limits.
View New Bloom on BiPOur multi-media stage show ran for 10 days at the Edinburgh Fringe — a success with a host of awards. Funded entirely by Bedazzle Projects, the production became a landmark for the organisation, directly leading to the establishment of BAPAA and the founding of Bedazzle Inclusive Productions.
A short film of the production followed — directed by Sarah Leigh, whose subsequent work on Typical won the Craft Director award at the Royal Television Society.
From the success of the Edinburgh Fringe, Bedazzle established its Performing Arts Foundation course — now the Bedazzle Accessible Performing Arts Academy.
Bedazzle Inclusive Productions was founded to continue creating unique stage and film pieces, building directly on the I'm Non-Typical, Typical legacy.
Our newest short film, New Bloom, brought together industry creatives and recognisable television personalities, while creating work experience and behind-the-scenes opportunities within a bold, inclusive screen project.
Every donation to Bedazzle Projects goes directly towards bursaries, productions, workshops and inclusive programmes. Funds come from a mix of grants and donations — whether you're an individual, a trust, or a corporate partner, we'd love to hear from you.
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