Cane, Corn & Gully Joachim Sartorius

Cane, Corn & Gully Joachim SartoriusCane, Corn & Gulley is a genealogical and autobiographical collection which unites dance and poetry to observe, question and ruminate on what it means to adopt, perform, and pass down the notion of black West Indian femininity. Using labanotation and rhythm to analyse movement from Caribbean dances to movements carried out in everyday rituals, Kinshasa uses these motifs as a form of cartography for the poems. Cane, Corn & Gulley interrogates survival,

Inkle and Yarico is loosely based on a 'true' story which became a much repeated popular narrative in the 17th and 18th centuries

) Meet a giddy comet

Hsieh Ling-y

The pack is structured to be taught across the curriculum

and the centre circle

Carol Ann Duffy on ‘Merman’

Jenna Clake

Every care has been given to the quality of reproduction

Dhabiya Khamis – 'A Travelling Tale'

An elderly piano student is forced to flee her home village when word gets out that she’s had sex with her thirty-something teacher

the world was less accessible than now

it is more difficult and dangerous than he imagines