ConsultAbility

04/13/2026

(Un)grounded is a theatrical circus piece highlighting the lived experience of its performers - all of whom live with a disability or chronic illness. Amy Tsai’s work questions societal standards of what “healthy” means through a performance that sheds light on disability on both a personal level and in the broader artistic world. ConsultAbility is thrilled to see this type of work being put up, helping to improve the world of theater one step (and wheel!) at a time.
Tickets start at $17.95 for shows playing April 15th and 17th at 7:30pm at the Brooklyn Art Haus. An ASL interpreter will be present for both performances. Please visit to learn more and buy tickets.

ID: A dark colored flyer with a graphic of an aerialist hanging from a rope reads “Cirkus Moxie Presents: (un)grounded” and in smaller font “an evening of circus by artists with chronic health conditions and disabilties” The Bkln Art Haus logo is in the bottom left corner and “April 15th and 17th at 7:30” is written in the bottom right corner.

04/07/2026

Check out the recent interview with ConsultAbility founder on

You can read the full story and watch the interview at the link in our bio. And if you would like to support the work we do making theatre more accessible, please consider donating.

Image descriptions:
Slide one: A photo of Jenna Bainbridge in her dressing room at the Gershwin Theatre. Jenna is a petite white woman with dark hair worn straight and down long.
(Photo by Sergio Villarini for Broadway.com)

Text above the photo reads, “Jenna Bainbridge Is Changing the Industry for the Better as Nessarose in Wicked on Broadway. THE BROADWAY SHOW by Jamie Kravitz • Nov 25, 2025”

Slide 2: a screenshot from the article with black text and a white background.

Slide 3: another screenshot from the article.

Slide 4: a pale blue background with the ConsultAbility logo in a white square at the center of the page. White text in a dark blue textbox at the top of the image reads “ConsultAbility, making theatre more accessible”. And at the bottom of the image “donate today” with the url below “www.givebutter.com/consultability”

03/31/2026

Meet our staff!

Today, our Director of Operations

If you are passionate about making theatre more accessible for all, please consider donating at the link in our bio.

Image description:
The first two slides have a pale grey background with white squares behind black text. The blue ConsultAbility logo is along the bottom of both images.

Slide 1 says: “meet our staff” along the top and “Tamara Arredondo” along the bottom of a photo of Tamara in the center. Tamara is standing in front of a tree, she is wearing a beige blazer over a black outfit. She has long dark hair worn down, but pulled back around her face. She is wearing horn rimmed glasses and smiling at the camera.

Slide 2: the same photo of Tamara is now in the upper left hand corner. On the right side of the photo text reads “Tamara Arredondo, she /her, Director of operations.” Below that is a white text box with her bio, which reads, “Tamara is a people-centered, values-driven nonprofit leader and operations specialist with 15+ years of experience supporting mission-driven organizations and projects. She enjoys bringing structure, clarity, and care to the systems that help teams grow and sustain their impact.
Spending 5 years with Phamaly Theatre Company in Denver cultivated a deep belief in the power of the arts to build community, shift narratives, and expand access for disabled artists and audiences. She has carried that passion and focus on inclusivity into her work well-beyond the arts. Tamara loves working alongside creative teams, solving problems collaboratively, and building spaces where people feel supported, valued, and able to fully belong.”

Slide 3: a pale blue background with the ConsultAbility logo in a white square at the center of the page. White text in a dark blue textbox at the top of the image reads “ConsultAbility, making theatre more accessible”. And at the bottom of the image “donate today” with the url below “www.givebutter.com/consultability”

03/24/2026

Meet our staff!

Today, our project manager

If you are passionate about making theatre more accessible for all, please consider donating at the link in our bio.

Image description:
Both slides have a pale grey background with white squares behind black text. The blue ConsultAbility logo is along the bottom of both images.

Slide 1 says: “meet our staff” along the top and “Tamara Arredondo, she/her, project manager” along the bottom of a photo of Tamara in the center. Tamara is in a vast field with her dark brown hair blowing across her face in the wind. Tamara is wearing black horn rimmed glasses and a floral print outdoor jacket.

Slide 2: a pale blue background with the square ConsultAbility logo in a white square at the center of the page. Black text in a pale grey textbox at the top of the image reads “donate today to make theatre more accessible”. A url at the bottom reads “www.givebutter.com/consultability”

03/17/2026

Meet our staff!

Today, our project manager

If you are passionate about making theatre more accessible for all, please consider donating at the link in our bio.

Image description:
Both slides have a pale grey background with white squares behind black text. The blue ConsultAbility logo is along the bottom of both images.

Slide 1 says: “meet our staff” along the top and “Darion Ramos” along the bottom of a photo of Darion in the center. Darion is wearing a large black headset and has a script open in front of her as she sits in the stage management call booth of a theatre. She is smiling at the camera and seems happily in her element at work.

Slide 2: the photo of Darion is now in the upper left hand corner. Along the right side of the image is text that reads “Darion Ramos, she / her, project manager” and below that her bio “Darion Ramos is a theatre professional who specializes in working with artists with disabilities. She worked at Phamaly Theatre Company for six and a half years as their stage manager as well as managing accommodations for the artists.
She has borderline personality disorder, major depression, and anxiety and as such speaks passionately about accessibility from a place of lived experience.

Slide 3: a pale blue background with the square ConsultAbility logo in a white square at the center of the page. Black text in a pale grey textbox at the top of the image reads “donate today to make theatre more accessible”. A url at the bottom reads “www.givebutter.com/consultability”

03/10/2026

Meet our staff!

Today, our founder

If you are passionate about making theatre more accessible for all, please consider donating at the link in our bio.

Image description:
Both slides have a pale grey background with white squares behind black text. The blue ConsultAbility logo is along the bottom of both images.

Slide 1 says: “meet our staff” along the top and “Jenna Bainbridge” along the bottom of a photo of Jenna in the center. Jenna is a white woman with dark auburn hair sitting in a black manual wheelchair. She is wearing a white sparkly, strapless jumpsuit and is photographed on the purple carpet for the Broadway opening night of Suffs.

Slide 2: the photo of Jenna is now in the upper left hand corner. Along the right side of the image is text that reads “Jenna Bainbridge, she / her, founder” and below that her bio “Jenna Bainbridge is an actor, singer, and disability rights advocate, currently appearing on Broadway as Nessarose in Wicked. At 16 months old, Jenna suddenly became partially paralyzed from the waist down, the cause is still unknown. She navigates the world now as an ambulatory wheelchair user.
In 2024 she became the first wheelchair user to perform in a New Musical on Broadway when she made her debut in Suffs which won the 2024 Tony Awards for Best Book and Best Music. She can be seen in NBC’s Found, and you can hear her narrate the audio books for Marieke Nijkamp’s Unbroken and Alice Wong’s Disability Intimacy.”

Slide 3: a pale blue background with the square ConsultAbility logo in a white square at the center of the page. Black text in a pale grey textbox at the top of the image reads “donate today to make theatre more accessible”. A url at the bottom reads “www.givebutter.com/consultability”

02/19/2026

Meet our board! Now that we are officially a 501c3 nonprofit we are thrilled to announce our board members to you.

Today, our Board Treasurer .victoria.rose

Image description:
Both slides have an off white background with white squares behind black text. The blue ConsultAbility logo is along the bottom of both images.

Slide one says: “meet our board” along the top and “Victoria Keesee” along the bottom of a photo of Victoria in the center. Victoria is a white woman with straight blonde hair. The photo is framed from the chest up and Victoria is wearing glasses and a pink button down collared top and smiling directly to the camera.

Slide 2: the photo of Victoria is now in the upper left hand corner. Along the right side of the image is text that reads “Victoria Keesee, she / her, Treasurer” and below that her bio which reads, “Victoria is a disabled, fat, and q***r Art Administrator bringing southern charm to Brooklyn, NY. She currently holds the position of Associate General Manager at an Off-Broadway non-profit organization, The New Group. Additionally, Victoria is acting Treasurer for the Museum, Arts, and Culture Access Consortium (better known as “MAC”). While working with ConsultAbility as a Producer originally sparked her interest in access work, Victoria is excited to join them in a more involved capacity. In her free time, she loves reading and finding time to watch the sunset over NYC.”

02/17/2026

Meet our board! Now that we are officially a 501c3 nonprofit we are thrilled to announce our board members to you.

Today, our Board Secretary aka Sarah Hom

Image description:
Both slides have an off white background with white squares behind black text. The blue ConsultAbility logo is along the bottom of both images.

Slide one says: “meet our board” along the top and “Sarah Hom” along the bottom of a photo of Sarah in the center. Sarah is an Asian woman with short, straight black hair. She is standing with a cane in her right hand surrounded by greenery and wearing a green blazer, smiling at the camera.

Slide 2: the photo of Sarah is now in the upper left hand corner. Along the right side of the image is text that reads “Sarah is passionate about and dedicated to increasing accessibility and meaningful inclusion in the arts from backstage to the front of house and everything in between. She serves as Roundabout Theatre Company’s Director of Culture and Engagement, Audience Strategies. She is also a frequent guest speaker and independent consultant on disability inclusion and fostering belonging and engagement in cultural organizations. Notable accomplishments and awards include “Theatre Workers to Know” in American Theatre Magazine (March 2021), co-founder and co-producer for Reverb (2021) an online festival of works created by disabled artists, and recipient of The Access/VSA International Network and Kennedy Center Leadership Exchange in Arts and Disability (LEAD) Award for Excellence in Accessibility Leadership (2025).“

02/05/2026

Meet our board! Now that we are officially a 501c3 nonprofit we are thrilled to announce our board members to you.

Today, our Vice Chair

Image description:
Both slides have an off white background with white squares behind black text. The blue ConsultAbility logo is along the bottom of both images.

Slide one says: “meet our board” along the top and “Regan Linton” along the bottom of a photo of Regan in the center. Regan is a white woman with straight blonde hair. She is seated in her black manual wheelchair and is smiling off into the distance”.

Slide 2: the photo of Regan is now in the upper left hand corner. Along the right side of the image is text that reads “Regan Linton, she / her, vice chair” and below that his bio “Regan Linton, MSW, MFA, is a multi-genre creator, actor, director, writer, and internationally-recognized leader in the arts, specializing in disability aesthetics and accessible design. Acting: Arena Stage, The Kennedy Center, Manhattan Theatre Club, Oregon Shakespeare Festival, DCPA Off-Center, Phamaly. Directing: imperfect (documentary, 30+ film festivals); Jack and the Beanstalk for Warner Bros/Discovery (short); Artistic Director of the preeminent disability theatre Phamaly (5 years). Playwriting: FDR’s Very Happy Hour; Squishy But Firm: Sexcapades of a Crip Girl, The Menagerist. Other exciting things: accessibility curation for national immersive projects; lecturing at top institutions from Juilliard to UC San Diego; TYA shows (National Theatre DC), Voiceover (Audible, gaming), and featured columnist for New Mobility Magazine. www.reganlinton.com”

02/03/2026

Meet our board! Now that we are officially a 501c3 nonprofit we are thrilled to announce our board members to you.

Up first, our board chair and co-founder

Image description:
Both slides have an off white background with white squares behind black text. The blue ConsultAbility logo is along the bottom of both images.

Slide one says: “meet our board” along the top and “Paul Behrhorst” along the bottom of a photo of Paul in the center. Paul is a white man with brown hair and a goatee. He is wearing black horn rimmed glasses and a collared shirt. He is smiling and has his hands together in front of him.

Slide 2: the photo of Paul is now in the upper left hand corner. Along the right side of the image is text that reads “Paul Behrhorst, he / him, Founder, board chair” and below that his bio “Paul Behrhorst is a proud neurodiverse professional with 18+ years advancing accessibility and inclusion in theatre. Since 2008, he has collaborated with disabled theatre professionals while serving in roles including Stage Manager, Production Manager, and Safety Health and Wellness Manager—experiences that give him a unique perspective on integrating access into every aspect of production.
Paul designs access audits, sensory guides, and inclusive language resources, and has led numerous anti-ableism and inclusivity workshops that equip artists, staff, and organizations to center equity in their work. His approach bridges artistic vision with practical solutions, rooted in creativity, collaboration, and the belief that accessibility is not an add-on, but an art form. He currently serves as Accessibility Manager at the Perelman Performing Arts Center (PAC NYC) in Lower Manhattan.”

01/27/2026

As a brand new non profit, ConsultAbility needs your help to make theatre more accessible. Please consider a tax deductible donation of any amount.

https://givebutter.com/consultability-nonprofit

06/10/2024

Fantastic article in The New York Times about All of Me, an incredible new show at The New Group / Signature Theatre that Paul and I (ConsultAbility ) consulted on. And there's even a fun mention of me and suffs later in the article ;)

Madison Ferris and Danny J. Gomez star in the meet-cute “All of Me” — proof that depictions of disability onstage don’t have to be “a buzz kill,” as Ferris puts it.