Tour information

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Carbon Movements breaks open the Deaf imagination. Dance isn’t just
steps, poetry isn’t just language, and most importantly, Deaf creativity can
access and reveal dimensions beyond the body on the stage.
— Thurga Kanagasekarampillai, audience member
Carbon Movements registers, in a fascinating way, as a metaphor for our complicated relationship with the environment.
— Liz Nicholls, 12thnight
Carbon Movements is a visceral journey through an unnamed landscape. Can we genuinely coexist in an environment without disturbing it? Where do the commonalities and connections lie between our inner and outer landscapes, and why do we feel the need to control them both?
— Ainsley Hillyard, Choreographer

photography by

AR Bladon

Nanc Price

Carbon Movements helped me think about my relationship with vibrations as a Deaf person, and better understand how my body relates to the world around me.
— Cheryll Littau, audience member

CARBON MOVEMENTS is preparing for tour.

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Kayla as Peia in After Faust, lit in blue with fog.

 

What’s next?

The Invisible Practice is currently becoming registered as a non-profit society. This will enable us to apply for and receive grants as an organization with capacity to begin offering regular programming and services.

Stay tuned for more!