South America is a continent that has been tussled and torn by political unrest, poverty, lack of education and violence. Social Political Theatre plays an extremely important role in healing wounds, allowing people's voices to be heard, and in initiating a positive social change. It is an incredibly effective tool to educate and initiate life-changing shifts in the consciousness and lives of the people involved. Travelling through the physical and emotional landscapes of Bolivia, Colombia and Brazil, we encounter a number of Theatre companies, their charismatic players and their colourful audiences. We see life reflected in the plays they present, and massive changes as a result of their theatre, both in the lives of the performers and the their audience. The promo attached gives you a taste of our time in Bolivia.

Light Designer and live camera operator: Yuri Pirondi Recorded at the Barbican Center on the 09/02/2011, London Apologetics is a duet for harp and Bass Clarinet set for stage. It is based on the play of the same name. Set in an un-named war zone, the characters have become trapped within their bodies as an asylum from trauma. As they struggle to make sense of the landscape, they slowly regain the ability to move and make sounds A Music Piece by Michael Picknett Clarinet: Charlotte Webber Harp: Fontane Liang Piano: Jennifer Carter Performers: Sonya Cullingford Arta Gashi Laura Doehler