Through powerful choreography and visual art, dance company FUBUNATION perform Ruins, a piece tackling the myth of masculinity as it is felt within the Pan-African diaspora.
With their mission of creating a space where the black male figure is more visible and honestly represented in its full complexity, FUBUNATION address the generational trauma inherited by men from marginalised groups.
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