Infusion’s Dan Cossette dances in Springs Dance Company’s finale performance of Bread of Life!
Tickets £8 if bought in advance (£10 from 29th July) Purchase tickets online to guarantee seat availability. Remaining tickets also available on the door.
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… that they are pleased to announce! Look for Infusion’s Just Sex: a Counter Trafficking Show at this incredible community awareness day in Ely…!
Last year we brought an excerpt, this time we will be presenting the whole show. The day will feature key speakers from the Police and County Council, as well as hundreds of resources for helping vulnerable persons.
Dancers Daniel Cossette and Rachel Riveros, Eyes and Ears 2018
We’re taking our Counter Trafficking production to feature as part of the charity concert Project Dance Live, Friday night event (July 19th); afterwards our dancers will donate their time and talent to dance in the Place de la Republique, Project Dance Foundation’s title event, bringing hope and healing to the streets through dance (Saturday, July 20th). See you on the street!
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Don’t miss the exciting and eye-opening discussion after the show! We’re excited to reveal our panellists, courtesy of CCARHT. Come and find human trafficking and sexual exploitation unmasked, and find out what you can do to help end it. #ItsnotJustSex
Panel featuring Revd Carrie Pemberton Ford, Tania García Sedano, Benjamin Thomas Greer, J.D, Dr Kalyani Gopal, Dr Simon Stockley, and Alison Wilson
Get tickets to the modern slavery dance and discussion event of the year at our Eventbrite page for Just Sex: A Counter Trafficking Show
Just Sex: a Counter Trafficking Show
A bold fusion of contemporary dance and physical theatre, Infusion takes a tour-de-force look at the backwards puzzle pieces of the life of a prostituted woman. Based on survivor stories and documentation, Infusion tackles human trafficking for sexual exploitation, and finds a surprise culprit. Hard-edged, fast-paced and soulful, this wordless epic exposes the powers and players of one of the world’s fastest growing criminal trades: sex.
Developed in partnership with Cambridge Centre of Applied Research in Human Trafficking (CCARHT)
Ages 15+ due to mature subject matter
Thursday 4th July, 2019
7:45pm
St Andrew Street Baptist Church
43 St Andrew’s Street
Cambridge CB2 3AR
Suggested donation £12 per ticket, thru Eventbrite
Event open to public, a special evening part of CCARHT’s annual Summer Symposium.
(Donations will go towards Infusion’s artists and touring fees, so we can take the show around the UK and Europe, including a dance festival in Paris this July! Project Dance Paris)
Just Sex: a Counter Trafficking Show
A bold fusion of contemporary dance and physical theatre, Infusion takes a tour-de-force look at the backwards puzzle pieces of the life of a prostituted woman. Based on survivor stories and documentation, Infusion tackles human trafficking for sexual exploitation, and finds a surprise culprit. Hard-edged, fast-paced and soulful, this wordless epic exposes the powers and players of one of the world’s fastest growing criminal trades: sex.
Developed in partnership with Cambridge Centre of Applied Research in Human Trafficking (CCARHT)
Ages 15+ due to mature subject matter
Thursday 4th July, 2019
7pm
LOCATION TBA
Event open to public, a special evening part of CCARHT’s annual Summer Symposium
Infusion is pleased to have Dan’s Cossette’s new work-in-progress Brickies being presented as part of the Queen’s College Contemporary Dance Society’s annual showcase, Sprung! Look for two excerpts from this new work about brick layers and skilled laborers. Enjoy an eclectic collaboration of artists as they come together for an evening of dance films, class demos, street dance, spoken word, and especially… contemporary dance performances!
Brickies I: Vision, Trumpington Village Hall, Feb 1, 2019. photo: Duncan Grisby
In its 20th year, Sprung promises to be a celebration of the many wonderful and diverse years of artistic richness presented through the platform. Come join the celebration and be inspired, including works by Queen’s College dancer-in-Residence Adéle Thompson the Shipping Forecast, and the Art of the Short Story.
