An interactive outdoor performance devised by young people aged 13 – 16 in response to the landmark exhibition ‘British Artists: Ancient Landscapes’ at the Salisbury Museum.
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Exploring a border between two worlds, the 50-minute adventure engaged children aged 6 + and their families through a mysterious, light, and playful mission.
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Performance that challenged perceptions of who can dance, creating an opportunity for disabled artists and young people to interact, encouraging young people to view disability and diversity in a positive way.
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A freestyle rap performance on a tricycle for family audiences in Tower Hamlets.
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Paper People is an interactive, street art performance that combined ‘walk-about’ and ‘visual performance’ for children, young people and their families.
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An installation that invited audiences to place their heads inside suspended cardboard boxes and experience the sights, smells and sounds of different 360 degree miniature worlds
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An interactive storytelling performance that celebrates the special relationship between grandparents and grandchildren.
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Inspired and informed by the experiences of the young refugees and asylum seekers participating in Kazzum’s Pathways programme.
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Inspired by Kazzum's work with young refugees in London, The Girl Who... explored themes of belonging, memory and conformity.
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HUNT was a commissioned play, concerned with the exploitation of young people in extreme violence and war.
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The Sorcerer’s Apprentice adopted the use of Vietnamese Water Puppetry, a centuries-old form traditionally presented in ponds and lakes.
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