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Call for Community Cast: Be Part of Arc in Movement

Chris

2/4/2025 1:50:36 PM

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Celebrate North Lincolnshire and allyship by joining our community cast for 'Arc in Movement', an extraordinary film and exhibition project taking place in 2025. This is your chance to be part of something truly unique and help tell the story of our region.

 

We are inviting individuals, families, and friends to participate in this national creative project, which will culminate in a stunning exhibition at 20-21 Visual Arts Centre in Autumn 2025 before touring nationally.

 

The community cast will be guided by Riot, North Lincolnshire’s renowned dance company based at the Baths Hall.

 

Together, we’ll create a striking mass movement sequence to be filmed in Scunthorpe town centre in October 2025. No dance experience is required and everyone is welcome.

 

This project, led by Fred Garland of Tenfoot Dance Company, aspires to be part of a landmark 2028 presentation celebrating the centenary of universal suffrage in London.

 

For more information and to sign up please see our website.

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