Discover the untold stories of Black British ballet from the 1940s to the present day with former professional dancer, now academic and researcher, Dr Sandie Bourne. Drawing on her research, she reveals the lives of pioneering dancers who challenged discrimination, broke barriers, and transformed the art form. This fascinating talk explores an often-overlooked chapter of Britain's cultural history and celebrates the remarkable individuals who left a lasting mark on British ballet.

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