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You are invited to the very first edition of ‘Dancers’ Circle’ on Friday 31 January at 6:30pm at Midlands Arts Centre - MAC.
A friendly social time for dance lovers around free tea and biscuits before the show!
Dancers’ Circle is a friendly social and networking initiative hosted by Midlands Arts Centre and MAC Dance Associate Artist Johnny Autin (Autin Dance Theatre/ Man Made Youth Company).
Its simple mission is to bring people together!
Dancers' Circle is free and open to everyone. It invites you to meet up prior to dance theatre performances at MAC, to enjoy free tea and biscuits at the bar and socialise with like-minded people from across the dance sector and beyond.
Tickets from £10.00
Dancers' Circle is free and open to everyone. It invites you to meet up prior to dance theatre performances at MAC, to enjoy free tea and biscuits at the bar and socialise with like-minded people from across the dance sector and beyond.
The first edition will take place on Friday 31 January 2020 at 6.30pm, prior to the performance of Joseph Toonga’s Born to Manifest in MAC’s main Theatre.
If you’d like to come along to Dancers’ Circle, please RSVP to johnny@autindt.com
Born To Manifest
You say I’m a black guy. I know who I am, do you know who I am?’
Born to Manifest is a powerful new hip hop dance double bill that illuminates the experience of young black British men. Joseph Toonga draws from real life accounts to a create a poignant, responsive piece that simultaneously champions cultural identity and challenges racial stigmas.
Set to an original score from Michael ‘Mikey J’ Asante, this dynamic new dance work explores the themes of mental health and the power and privilege that still oppress and dictate. Joseph delivers stark home truths through the complexity and beauty of an individual’s journey.
If you’d like to come along to Dancers’ Circle, please RSVP to johnny@autindt.com
Born To Manifest
You say I’m a black guy. I know who I am, do you know who I am?’
Born to Manifest is a powerful new hip hop dance double bill that illuminates the experience of young black British men. Joseph Toonga draws from real life accounts to a create a poignant, responsive piece that simultaneously champions cultural identity and challenges racial stigmas.
Set to an original score from Michael ‘Mikey J’ Asante, this dynamic new dance work explores the themes of mental health and the power and privilege that still oppress and dictate. Joseph delivers stark home truths through the complexity and beauty of an individual’s journey.
Tickets from £10.00
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