We’re building an arts and culture community that removes accessibility barriers intentionally and instinctually, before they're named.

Led by lived experience and deep expertise both onstage and backstage, ConsultAbility helps arts organizations think beyond compliance to build truly inclusive spaces for disabled artists, staff, and audiences.

We offer a full spectrum of services for organizations at all stages of accessible program implementation—including standardized workshops, space assessments, and customized planning. We listen to your team to answer specific questions and map out practical solutions to increase disability inclusion.

  • "ConsultAbility was a tremendous resource in auditing the rental space for our Annual Performance, and helping us identify clear, actionable ways to make the theater (onstage and off) more accessible and welcoming for our artists."

    Kelly Galvin, CATA Program Director

  • "ConsultAbilty created a safe and good-humored environment for all of our employees...They successfully gave the team the tools to be empowered to support the company’s specific needs and accommodations."

    Victoria Keesee, Company Manager & Associate General Manager

  • "The experienced and generous team lead with generosity, skill, and passion. Paul, Jenna, and their colleagues create a dynamic environment that invited us all at MRT to look at our practices anew."

    Courtney Sale, Artistic Director

  • "This training can help to create awareness for a group that I think is oftentimes overlooked or defined in very specific ways."

    Josh Obie, Financial & Operations Administrator

We’re Building a Network.

We believe in connecting and elevating all of the incredibly talented disabled artists and supportive institutions we come into contact with — so let us introduce you to the d/D.A.T.A.base!

Whether you are a d/Deaf or disabled theatre professionals, a company that supports disabled theatre workers and audiences, or seeking to connect with those that do, this is for you. Our hope and intention is that the disabled community finds each other and companies use this as a hiring tool.

Go to the D/D.A.T.A.base