A satire of pandemic hoarding, Caca-Capitalismo is not only a delight – Olivia Muscat says that it’s a model of accessible dance
Olivia Muscat

Olivia Muscat
Olivia Muscat writes about disability and the arts. Her work has appeared in the anthology "Meet Me at the Intersection", at the Emerging Writers’ Festival, and on various places around the internet. She is included in the upcoming "Growing Up Disabled in Australia". In 2019 she was awarded an Arts Access Victoria Lesley Hall scholarship to work on her novel for younger readers.
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Can we really describe dance? Olivia Muscat reviews Blindly Following Matisse, a work created from audio description for the Tempo Dance Festival
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Olivia Muscat is transported by Hannah Brontë’s audio-visual work mi$$ Eupnea at BLEED 2020
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‘An atmospheric portal opened up and dropped me somewhere I don’t think I can describe’. Blind critic Olivia Muscat goes on a walk with Rachel Meyers’ Southern Ecophony: Wind and Water
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‘I felt as if I was supposed to be left with some profound thought or feeling. But somehow I was left with…nothing?’ Blind critic Olivia Muscat is ultimately baffled by Arbus and West
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‘There was so much joy in that space’: Blind critic Olivia Muscat attends her first ever dance performance, Dancing Qweens
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‘Some days it feels like I’m a starving animal, happy to accept the tiniest crumbs someone is willing to throw my way’: Blind critic Olivia Muscat calls for a total rethink of our ideas about inclusion
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‘I was desperately waiting for something to throw me off, to make me sit up and really pay attention’: Blind reviewer Olivia Muscat attends an audio-described performance of The Architect