Signdance Collective presents 'Oriente Plus / Power Cut' at the Brighton Fringe Festival

''This is a story about the things that keep us together, even when the world tears us apart. A story about poetry, music and culture.

A story that doesn’t look like a story, but moves in its own way, sinuous, snake-like, circling like a vulture, gliding and diving through the air.

A story about a mother and daughter losing each other and finding themselves in the memories of all the mothers and daughters that came before them and made them who they are. This is a Caribbean story, a story of power cuts and generators, of crossroads and ocean crossings, of haunted bodies and dancing souls.'' Pedro De Senna.

Written by Pedro De Senna with Tarik Ross Cameron and a special contribution by Peter Osita

With Signdance being pioneers of sign theatre the shows are D/deaf accessible throughout.