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Thanks to everyone who donated to the Arts for Impact campaign through Big Give. The campaign closed on 26th March and we reached our goal of raising £10k towards our CODE youth engagement and outreach programme.

If you missed the campaign, you can still make donations to support our work  – just click on the link below

Marking the end of our 10th anniversary celebrations, an interactive exhibition and special events are taking place at the Old Fire Station in Oxford from 20th February to 30 March.

Justice in Motion has finished touring CODE is now preparing for its big tour in 2024!

Company

Justice in Motion

We make theatre about human rights – a  compelling mixture of dance, theatre, extreme sports, aerial acrobatics, film and music. The performances are fun and engaging, they challenge, excite and surprise you, whilst we show you some of the harsh realities surrounding issues that concern us as a society. Through our work we raise awareness, inspire, inform and connect. We move to move you so that together we can make a difference.

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Our Participation Work

We offer uplifting and energising experiences that cater to all levels.

Do you want a movement class exploring dance and the body? Are you looking for a workshop or residency to support student learning and creativity? Perhaps you are a social group interested in our parkour park, or a business looking for fun, physical team-building sessions. Whatever, we have some great options for you.

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Research

Human Rights Research

All our shows are backed by careful research into very complex topics. Read our source materials and follow links to other helpful sites that offer support and more information.

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What’s On

10 years in Motion – exhibition

20th February, 6:00pm – 30th March, 4:00pm
Gallery, Old Fire Station, 40 George Street, Oxford OX1 2AQ Justice in Motion celebrates 10 years of making theatre that matters with an exhibition featuring the productions created since 2013. Marking the end of our 10th anniversary year, we go back to the place it all started – The Old Fire Station in Oxford. The interactive …

10 Years in Motion – Detective Trail

30th March, 10:00am-4:00pm
The Gallery, Old Fire Station, 40 George Street, Oxford OX1 2AQ This is your final opportunity to explore the 10 Years in Motion exhibition so we’re making it even more interactive! Grab your sheet of clues, tune in your imagination and explore the gallery for surprising sounds, images, facts and… you could win a sweet treat. Prizes …

CODE – Bicester

1st June, 12:00pm – 2nd June, 5:00pm
A free outdoor show featuring a spectacular blend of physical theatre, parkour and trial bike stunts with live rap music that shines a light on issues of exploitation, county lines and knife crime. Saturday 1 June, 12pm & 3pm Sheep Street, Bicester, OX26 6LB Sunday 2 June, 2pm & 5pm Whitelands Sports Ground, OX26 1AJ Find …

“Spreading the message”

Having the situation where it’s happening in front of you, then a discussion afterwards was a great way to change perspective and encourage a different way of thinking. Spreading the message.

Audience member

“Incredibly important”

“this type of theatre in general – is incredibly important, and has such a key role to play in awareness-raising and public education.”

Sherrell Perkins (Oxfam)

“Brilliant way to raise awareness”

Heart touching, easily understood and brilliant way to raise awareness to most ages.

Audience member

“Theatre could reach part of me that realities couldn’t”

“as I sat there watching the story unfold, I had time and space to allow my subconscious to receive through the art. The physical theatre could reach part of me that the realities and facts of real life couldn’t.”

Helen Whitwell (Press Red Conference)

“Directly and intensely”

“You all managed to connect with me as an audience member directly and intensely.”

Hannah Wilkes

“Spellbinding”

“Their performances are spellbinding and I can honestly say they had a profound impact on me.”

Chris Blythe, former CEO Chartered Institute of Builders