For nearly 20 years, Mixed Blood has produced mainstage and touring productions about disability, with artists, audiences and writers with disabilities. The company has hosted two festivals of disability-related plays and led a national initiative to infuse disability programming into theaters across the country. A Disability Advisory Council guides Mixed Blood’s efforts.

The firehouse is fully accessible, with adjacent disability accessible parking spots, projected supertitles for every show, audio description for all performances, mats for service dogs, ASL interpretation once per run, and tactile tours for people with vision loss. Free transportation to and from the theatre is available for people with disabilities, and Radical Hospitality allows anyone with a disability to reserve admission without charge.

Since 1989, Mixed Blood annually has produced at least one production by, about, for, and with Latinos, performed in Spanish and English by bilingual actors. A Latino Advisory Council guides Mixed Blood’s efforts.

In the past four seasons, Mixed Blood has expanded its mission to include trans directors, designers, actors, and box office and front of house staff. This effort deepened in 2018 with the production of Mermaid Hour: ReMixed and On Our Own Terms, a day curated with the support of our newly formed Trans Advisory Council.