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Through Grand Rapids streets, ArtPrize installation unveils stories of human trafficking

Michigan Public | By Stateside Staff
Published September 21, 2016 at 5:14 PM EDT
"Human trafficking has gone underground," Stephanie Sandberg said. "It's gone on to places where you can no longer see it, and so you have to find ways to recognize it in a new way."
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"Human trafficking has gone underground," Stephanie Sandberg said. "It's gone on to places where you can no longer see it, and so you have to find ways to recognize it in a new way."

Our conversation with Stephanie Sandberg. She's the Artistic Director of ADAPT. and an assistant professor of Theatre, Dance and Film Studies at Washington & Lee University.

ArtPrize opens today in Grand Rapids. 

Among the 1,453 artist entries for this year's competition is a play being performed each evening by ADAPT. Theatre Company of Grand Rapids.

The play is Stories in Blue: A Pilgrimage to Heal Human Trafficking.

It's theater, it's an art piece, and it's a social justice campaign.

https://youtu.be/KBgfXnsDHPk

Playwright and ADAPT. Artistic Director Stephanie Sandberg joined us today to talk about human trafficking in Michigan and the stories told in the 90-minute play. (Subscribe to the Stateside podcast oniTunes,Google Play, or with thisRSS link)

 

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