The story of a shop at the end of a row of shops – Harry Redman’s Fish ‘n’ Chips
A poem, a dance and a film
Poet: Adam Strickson
Dancer: Sanchita Mazumdar
Film maker: Elia Tomé
Sanchita uses a mix of Indian Kathak and BSL (British Sign Language) to illustrate the poem.
Number Twenty launched at a Parade Party in January in the centre of the village of Slaithwaite, near Huddersfield.
The film can be watched online, and was also shown every weekend in the SlawitShop exhibition at Colne Valley Museum in Golcar from January through to mid March.
Number Twenty is a collaboration between Adam Strickson and Balbir Singh Dance Company.
More recent events
January 7th, Leeds Conference presentation
Northern School of Contemporary Dance
Better Together: Rethinking Practice Through Partnership.
Balbir presented a lecture demonstration on the creative health and wellbeing work with Thomas & Guys Hospital INPUT Chronic Pain unit and Durham University BioScience Department. More info
January 21st, Newcastle Fuse Community of Practice
Hosted by the Fuse, the Centre for Translational Research in Public Health.
Creative engagement and dissemination methods and approaches. Co-presentation by Balbir Singh with Durham University. More info
January 23rd, Liverpool National Activity Conference
A Year of Culture event by National Activity Providers Association (NAPA).
BSDC presented two workshops and panel discussion on work in care homes. More info
February 9th, Durham Chinese Spring Festival New Year Celebration event
