We can use art as a tool for learning about ourselves as cultures and societies, as well as humans, rehearsing to be active participants and not passive receivers in our daily lives, transforming our exclusive communities. Theatre can be a place where we learn about culture of dialogue, true listening and oneness. Such practice of… Keep Reading
She is a spoken word artist and community activist of West African and Caribbean heritage, working in her local community to empower youth and marginalised groups through non-formal education and creativity. She has contributed to many youth initiatives in UK including the African Diaspora Emerging Leaders Network as Secretary General- African Diaspora Youth Network in… Keep Reading
George F. is a writer of creative non-fiction, who travelled extensively across Europe and Asia working with socially excluded groups ranging from the homeless to heroin addicts and street kids. Direct action and self housing master, George is one of the most literate fuck the privilege practitioners. Them fuck the life genderless and… Keep Reading
When Tuhi was a child, women in India were staying home, taking care of the family. As the only and female child, her father always wished her to be a son, and follow his footsteps, to become a doctor. Disobeying the norms or expectations of strict society and parents while surviving, is even more challenging… Keep Reading
Tweni Tweni is Alexis Akrovatakis and is Ben Smith. When you get choreography, dramaturgy, costumography, live music and performance in one shot. Both from the worlds of underground, blending them in an explosion that perhaps even annoys you with no limits, contradictions and bizarreness. Because inside the borders it doesn’t provoke, doesn’t rise questions… Keep Reading