Our Takeaway: Yuk-ing it up with a heavy dose of self-deprecating asides, bits about clueless ableists and laughing at the ridiculous barriers they face every day is not only cathartic, but also entertaining.
In celebration of Disability Pride Month in July, which also happens to coincide with the anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), the founders and contributors of the Comedians with Disabilities Act (CWDA) hit the road for its wildly popular show that will span three states: Montana, Oregon and California.
The various venues that will host the comedy troupe are thrilled to have them on the stage. One Montana venue in Butte even did a little renovation to accommodate the act by modifying its restroom to ensure accessibility – and laughter – for all.
“Thanks to the Elk Lodge for pulling through,” Nina G, says. “They saw the need to make this event and others they will have inclusive to everyone. CWDA is proud to be part of this change!” The Comedians with Disabilities Act (CWDA) is a fabulous collection of comedians with disabilities, both seen and unseen, who share their humor and personal experiences. Read more.
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