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Trading Bodies

Ashley Dyer, art-collaborator | Terence Conrad, co-founder of TerryandTheCuz

27-Aug-15 14:30

Trading Bodies

Human trafficking is often the subject for Current Events on BFM. On Front Row, the discussion turns to a contemporary dance performance to depict this horrible commercial exploitation of people. What will be the dance vocabulary for ‘one of the fastest-growing activities of transnational criminal organizations’?


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Tags:  Human trafficking,  dance performance,  contemporary dance,  exploitation of people,  transnational criminal organizations,  Dance,  Performing Arts


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