Phallus & Lotus – celebrated differences in sexuality through a cheeky and playful performance by volunteers, choreographed by Lila Dance.

This group was led by performers from Mimbre Acrobats and Mandinga Arts. Monkey Rules – represented the ongoing struggle of the LGBTQI communities, celebrating the anarchic figures that have fought for equality both politically and socially.

The performers were joined by musicians from Carnival Collective, who provided some great rhythms to dance to. This group was formed of volunteers from the local/surrounding areas and was choreographed by Lila Dance. Proud Interventions, produced by AndWhatArts, painted a picture of LGBTQI culture through 3 distinct performance sections in the parade.Īnimal Kin-Dom – animal costumes determined from the use of animal types in the gay male community, expressing appearance and sexual preferences. You may remember from our last newsletter that we’d been working hard on a new collection of costumes for an exciting project as part of Brighton Pride 2015, now in its 25 th year. So grab the kids, nephews, nieces & neighbors and come and join in the fun. The workshops, performances, & school performances are kicked off with a London premiere of the work at Stratford Circus Arts Center. This Autumn Adesola Akinleye's DancingStrong Company has a mini-tour of their work for children Light Steps. Join us for our London Premiere Stratford Circus Light Steps: dance performance for children & their families Maureen NiFiann on the Songlines Music Travel trip to SenegalĬontact Master Travel for more details of any of our tours or to enquire about personalised music trips which can be tailored to your own interests We had the privilege of meeting musicians in their own homes and villages – and listening to their music was an experience of a lifetime that I will never forget.” For more information, head over to the Songlines Music Travel page.

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