Krunch

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30th, 31st July & 1st* August, 7.30pm
* signed performance

Director: Amani Naphtali, Designer: Rajha Shakiry, Lighting designer: Ian Saunders, Soundtrack: DJ Matman, Film-maker: Collin Hills, Movement: Kymberlee Jay

Take the raw skills of 12 young performers. Mix with multi award-winning turntablist DJ Matman, digital artist Collin Hills and Krump Junkies’ Kymberlee Jay. Put in a bare studio for 4 weeks under the watchful eye of forward-thinking director, Amani Naphtali and the result? KRUNCH.

Watch the temperature rise as voices find expression, energy collides, boundaries are pushed and new styles are formed.

This is the changing face of London. Go with the flow!

"This is our London, our voices, our stage."
TYPT: 09 performer

BOOKING INFORMATION
Box Office: 0208 365 5450 www.berniegrantcentre.co.uk
Tickets: £6/£4 concessions (students, senior citizens, jobseekers, people with disabilities, U16s, groups of 10 or more)

Town Hall Approach Road, London N15 4RX
Nearest tube: Seven Sisters (Victoria Line)

www.talawa.com
www.facebook.com/typt.talawa

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