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SK!N

Terence Conrad, Writer/Producer at TerryandTheCuz

20-Jun-16 14:35

SK!N

Local arts group TerryAndTheCuz are are taking on the grave issue of human trafficking, through a new contemporary dance and theatre project titled SK!N.

We discuss the in-depth research and background work that went into translating this complex and disturbing issue into an arts production, and the role that the arts play in making these issues more relatable to the masses, with writer and producer Terence Conrad of TerryAndTheCuz.

You can back their Kickstarter fundraising project for the production HERE.


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