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A group of dancers on a dark stage lifts a female performer horizontally into the air above their heads.

Photograph © Jane Hobson.

EVENT: Border Tales

A commentary on multicultural Britain told through dance, live music and dialogue

By Protein Dance

Screened HERE
From 1:00 PM Friday 9th October to
1100 PM Thursday 15th October
Running time: 75 minutes.

Border Tales, Protein’s smash-hit commentary on multicultural Britain seen through the eyes of an international cast, is told through dance, live music and dialogue compiled from the performers’ personal experiences. With this broadcast we contribute to breaking down the walls of silence that uphold and sustain ‘borders’ around the world.

Border Tales is available as part of ‘Three Dance Films’ brought to you in partnership with Rural Touring Dance Initiative. Each show will be available for a week only and will be released on a Friday afternoon.

This show can be watched easily and for free HERE.
It is accompanied by a Q&A session with the artists which will be held on Zoom, anyone can book to attend.

Accessibility: English subtitles available.
Minimum age recommendation: 12+ yrs

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Welcome to the ‘In Your House’ Autumn Season of FREE arts events both online and in locations across Cambridgeshire!
The Library Presents brings music, drama, art, dance, storytelling, comedy, puppetry, magic, digital arts and workshops to you.

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