UPCOMING PROJECTS
Our Power
31st May 2025​
​Leeds Minster: LS2 7DJ
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Doors open: 6.00 pm
Exhibition: until 7.00 pm
Performance: 7.30 pm – 8.30 pm​​
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Early Bird Ticket(until 10 May): £12
Concessions Ticket £8
(students, kids under 12, 60-plus, people with disabilities)
Description
We are thrilled to announce an upcoming event dedicated to celebrating climate action and community resilience through art and dance.
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Our event will feature an exhibition showcasing the incredible work of older adults from various communities in Leeds.
These talented individuals have created unique items and designed costumes, which they will proudly display in a space and enhance with a fashion show.
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The evening will also include performances that integrate British Sign Language with dance, culminating in a vibrant Bollywood-style entertainment segment towards the end.
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This event is by the communities, for the communities. It aims to foster resilience and enhance physical, mental, and spiritual well-being. Through art, dance, and creative activities, we strive to support and uplift our community members, promoting positive mental health and well-being.
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UnHeard
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Every Friday from 3rd May, 10 - 12pm
(May 3, 10, 17, 24 | June 7, 14, 21, 28 | July 5)
John Lewis Community Hub,
Leeds LS2 7AR (4th Floor)
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Book now at
Description
“Unheard” is a pioneering British Sign Language movement/dance project fostering collaboration between individuals who are deaf and those who are not, integrating personal narratives into movement to promote mental and physical well-being.
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With this project, our artistic director Zoobin Surty has been awarded THE JOHN HODGSON THEATRE RESEARCH TRUST AWARD WINNERS 2024 .
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"This incredible news has sparked my soul. I am thrilled to embark on my exploration of how BSL can become an effective and wholesome part of performance. It’s heartening to know that the JHTRT have placed their trust in my vision and research. I am confident that this project will not only enrich our understanding of BSL in performance but also contribute to fostering inclusivity and accessibility within the arts community."
~ Artistic Director, Zoobin Surty Karma Dance
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