Who We Are

Barrier-Free is a non-profit, disability service organization that provides inclusive art, self-advocacy, and social programming to the community for adults with disabilities.
We are most known for our Inclusive Theater Companies where our actors come together to create, rehearse, and perform original one-act musicals.
You made this happen.
Barrier-Free began with a desire to do and be better for our community.  A desire to take the inclusive theater model to a new level of excellence.  A desire for change.

It began with a plastic purple bucket.

​See below a message from our first anonymous donor:
"My husband I know how hard the cast, crew, Britt, and Lauren worked to create this weekend’s performances. We also know that the revenue from the production ensured Barrier-Free could keep lifting the talents and spirits of many.
Join us in making a donation.
We will match your donation ($10, $20) - up to $2,000.
Together, we can lift up this nonprofit so our adult children - and others- can continue to love life 'Barrier-Free.'"
- Anonymous

​See below a message from our second anonymous donor:
"We have watched the Barrier-Free actors, Lauren, and Britt, along with many generous friends and family members, lovingly lay the foundation for Barrier-Free.   Our hope is to see this wonderful organization grow to reach many more hearts and touch many more lives.   Together that dream will become a reality.

With that, we will also match the generous $2000 donation already pledged - tripling any donations - and further challenge everyone to contribute by matching the next $1000 raised as well.

As so eloquently stated earlier, we too want to help individuals 'love life ‘Barrier-Free.’'"
- Anonymous

What's new at Barrier-Free?

Media Features

Have you seen our blog?!

​Barrier-Free publishes an assortment of blog posts including: buzz-worthy topics, social club recaps, newsletters, announcements, and more!

Check out our blog to see all our new content!

Check Out Our Work

Clip from Inclusive Theater Company A's show, A Spooktacular House Party (2019).  Written and directed by Britt Burr.
If my son is "off" or quiet, never once has Britt given up, or gotten discouraged. She is patient, and knows he'll find his words. She believes in him.... and continues to have an extraordinary impact on my sons world,

- Melanie Rawlings, mother of Alex White, Barrier-Free actor

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Barrier-Free actors Mike Eaton and Alex White in What it Means to be Super (2019).

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