This exhibition and dance performance is based on real-life stories from women and Trans women, performed by five survivors of sexual abuse.
This exhibition and dance performance is based on real-life stories from women and Trans women, performed by five survivors of sexual abuse. A combination of vocal improvisations, recorded testimonials and moments of silence combine to create a multi-sensory live performance – including spoken word, breath and the percussive sounds created by the dancers in motion.
All over the world, women experience assault on a daily basis, yet are all seen as nurturing creatures that care, cater and feed. The work shows the power of arts for healing and wellbeing.
This project is led by Laura Keynon and is part of ongoing research by Sidney De Haan Research Centre for Arts and Health (Director: Angela Pickard).The 50-minute performance will be followed by a Q&A.
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Venues are on our North Holmes Road campus. Our campus car parks are reserved for staff permit holders only.