Between Art and People
liminal is a non-profit organization dedicated to advancing equal participation in culture.
Since 2016, it has been actively fostering the transition towards a cultural landscape that embraces human diversity in its entirety.
Serving as a platform for dialogue and creative exchange, liminal welcomes a dynamic and diverse community. This community recognizes that unrestricted participation in culture is not only an inalienable human right but also a catalyst for revitalizing artistic practices and enriching the societal significance of art.
Beyond DisDance returns to Limassol for its fourth edition from 5 to 14 December 2025, reaffirming its position as one of the few Cyprus-based platforms for inclusive and access-driven performing arts. Read More
Oedipus at Onassis Stegi becomes accessible by liminal at December 18,19 and 20, 2025. Read More
Cow | Deer, the groundbreaking play by Katie Mitchell, Nina Segal and Melanie Wilson in the first collaboration between the National Theatre of Greece and the Royal Court Theatre becomes accessible for blind and low-vision audiences on 9 & 10 January, with the support of Alpha Bank, in the framework of its “Culture for All” programme and in collaboration with liminal. Read More
“Do robots have emotions?”, the first performance choreographed in Greece by a person with learning disabilities and autism, is back! On Sunday, December 7, the Robots will come alive again at the fourth edition of Beyond DisDance Festival in Limassol, with liminal‘s support on the production execution. Read More
On Wednesday, 10 December, 16:00–17:00, liminal is hosting a free online webinar to present the P.A.I.R. project in detail and provide all the necessary information about the application process. Read More
The Human Library invites us in a special session dedicated to Theatre, on Wednesday December 3 at 18:00 at the SNFCC. Read More
On Friday, 28 November 2025, we invite you to the online event of the "Worthy to be Remembered" programme, dedicated to memory, history, and art. Read More
Our Sundays: A series of experiential, accessible documentary theatre workshops Read More
P.A.I.R. invites artists from all fields an artistic residency programme to create accessible works of art. Read More
