This residency is part of Project X wider activities of championing dance within the African and Caribbean Diaspora in Scotland, as well as platforming Artists of Colour.
The Project X Artist Voice Residency aims to support the professional and creative development of 2 early career artists working with dance and performance, through a four-week long residency programme.
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