The Project X Artist Voice residencies support early career dance artists of the African and Caribbean diaspora to develop professionally and creatively through researching, choreographing and performing a new work-in-progress.
The platform also features a new work from the Rosina Bonsu bursary recipient, Salma Faraji.
Running time - approx 1 hour 15 mins
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