Shaken Not Stirred - The Video Game

SHAKEN NOT STIRRED - THE VIDEO GAME

In the UK in 1990 and 1992, campaigners for disability rights gathered to protest Telethon, a televised charity drive. It depicted the disabled as passive, pitiful recipients of care rather than people with autonomy and freedom. The protest was called Block Telethon.

Tony Heaton put together a performance art piece called Shaken Not Stirred as part of Block Telethon. Tony smashed a pyramid of charity cans with a prosthetic leg - symbolising breaking the hierarchy that disabled people suffered under. This game recreates Shaken Not Stirred so that you can experience the performance anew.

Shaken Not Stirred: The Video Game is produced by the National Disability Movement Archive & Collection. You can support NDMAC by answering this survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/VF987NK

CREDITS

Design and Development: Harry Bushell

Graphics, SFX & Design: Liam Hevey

3D Artist: Benjamin Canfield

Voice: Sam Stafford

Music: Blake Day

Commissioned and published by Shape Arts as part of NDMAC