成人快手

Frank Ormsby's Parkinson's

Marie-Louise Muir traces poet Frank Ormsby's creative response to illness.

• 30 mins

When Words Fail, Music Speaks

Pupils with disabilities and complex educational needs work with professional composers.

• 30 mins

Listening without Ears

How do people with hearing loss engage with music? Eloise Garland tackles assumptions.

• 30 mins

From the Heart

How can art and science work together to help patients with heart disease?

• 28 mins

Drawing in the Dark

Close your eyes, take a breath. Artist Stephanie Smith invites you to draw in the dark.

• 28 mins

Elvis - A Tribute in Dance

We join choreographer Claire Cunningham as she creates a new work for disabled dancers.

• 28 mins

Lucy Jones, Painter

Tom Shakespeare on artist Lucy Jones.

• 28 mins

Only Happiness

YolanDa Brown discovers the world of Williams Syndrome, where sound is the central emotion

• 28 mins

In My Mind's Eye

Two Welsh artists try to better understand autism with an imaginative new project

• 28 mins

Breath is Life: Eileen Kramer

The 104-year-old choreographer Eileen Kramer takes us on a vivid dance through her life.

• 28 mins

A Cape Sound Story

Giant speakers vibrating through the floor transport Andile Vellem into a world of dance.

• 28 mins

Knife Imitates Art - How Surgeons Use Creativity

Top surgeons reveal parallel lives as sculptors and musicians.

• 28 mins