The free national tour listings site for artists and programmers

tour starts

tour ends

BOUND

by Justice in Motion

dance, physical-theatre-and-circus

How far would you go for a better life?

about the production

Driven by the desire for a brighter future, three equally desperate people unknowingly take the biggest gamble of their lives. Their story is one of strength in the face of adversity. Inspired by true accounts of modern slavery, and told through a dynamic fusion of dance, theatre, aerial acrobatics, music and projection, JUSTICE IN MOTION presents a compelling and thought-provoking tale of dreams and broken promises, of hope, optimism and resilience in the face of harrowing circumstances.

about the artist

We make theatre. A powerful, thought-provoking, visual type of theatre. We tell stories about people who are victims of social injustice. Our shows are exciting and engaging. They mix dance, theatre, parkour, aerial acrobatics, film and music. They captivate and draw you in as we shine a light into some of the dark places you can’t, normally, see.

loading calendars

stage dimensions

width: 9 metres

height: 5 metres

depth: 7 metres

We require a minimum playing space of 9m (w) x 7m (d) x 5m (h), with black tabs or bare back wall (black or brick) US and black masking SL and R where stage-dimensions permit.
The set consists of a large, three part, multi-level scaffolding structure, with maximum dimensions
of 7.9m (w) x 4.2m (d) x 4.1m (h)

o Drama (those interested issue based, thought-provoking work)
o Dance
o Literary groups, reading groups
o Physical Theatre attendees
o Arts Workers
o Anyone interested in social issues
o Social Workers
o Schools, universities
o Social Organisations ie political, social justice, trade unions, faith-based organisations

Despair and compassion with moving brilliance

Oxford Times

The movement is stunning and the music/visuals come together to potent and disturbing effect

YourHarlow.com

Post-show discussions are available, with speakers from our partner organisations (The Gangmaster and Labour Abuse Authority, Salvation Army, Unseen UK, Hope for Justice, Shiva Foundation,and the Chartered Institute of Building) and the artists. We can also provide workshops and creative learning opportunities.