Urban Jazz Dance Company
Synopsis
Returning after their LDIF18 debut, Urban Jazz Dance Company will present a mixed bill of work exploring issues affecting the international Deaf community. The company interweave American sign language with urban jazz rhythms to create thought-provoking performances that capture the imagination.
Deaf’s Imprisoned explores what it means to be living in a “prison within a prison” as a D/deaf person in the criminal justice system. The evening will explore the tension between Deaf utopia and Deaf diaspora.
The company, featuring Deaf and hearing dancers, is led by award-winning African-American Deaf choreographer, Antoine Hunter, who has been featured in DeafLife Magazine, Dance Spirit Magazine and has been featured on CCN’s The Great Big Story. Antoine will be joined by Zahna Simon, the company’s assistant director; together they are the driving force behind Bay Area International Deaf Dance Festival.
Age Recommendation: 12+
Tickets
£18
DISCOUNTS*
£10 Under 16s
£10 16 – 26 yrs (with a FREE 16 – 26 Membership)
£10 Under 18s schools
£15 Over 60s and registered unemployed
2-4-1 tickets for Members
£10 Groups 10+
£5 Curve Young Company
ACCESS PERFORMANCE
This performance will be interpreted in British Sign Language.
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*Discounts are subject to availability and may be removed at any time. Only valid on certain performances - terms and conditions apply.