Exodus, is a piece about brotherhood. An inner monologue about how it feels to venture in a world full of judgement, pressure and self doubt through the gaze of the unknowing. Both swimming and drowning, in a pool of power and fear. 

Exodus, is a piece about brotherhood. An inner monologue about how it feels to venture in a world full of judgement, pressure and self doubt through the gaze of the unknowing. Both swimming and drowning, in a pool of power and fear. 3 young black boys navigating their way through life, having to lean on each other to survive the threat they give off through appearance. This piece shows the struggles they face, the hardships of their upbringing and how the bond of each others presences, has kept them in line to bettering their bright path ahead. This mesmerising piece, shows brotherly love and affection, trust and powerful cultural bonds, whilst playing the truth of the difficult life experiences that has crossed them and how that has affected the shift in the frequency of their journey. The concept is movement led, accompanied with spoken word and story telling narration.

Featuring: Maxwell Chartey, Deshaun Green, Chris Kelete

DOP: Johnson Aboaba

Production: Villain

When Scarlet goes walking in the woods to see her Grandmother, it's not far until she meets Dyer, a figment of her past.

We Need Each Other.

Created by Maxwell Chartey & Malik Rowe

DOP: Malik Rowe

Jimmy hatches a plan to win the love over his school sweetheart Harmony.

Directed by Maxwell Chartey

DOP: Malik Rowe

Who knew eating Brunch could be so hard?

Directed by Maxwell Chartey & Marcus Gardner

DOP: Anca Badita

When Omar loses his patience, it turns into a very bad day for Jamie.

Directed by Maxwell Chartey

DOP: Malik Rowe

The absence of a father can cause destruction to a home.

Written & Directed by Maxwell Chartey

DOP: Malik Rowe

Cast: Maxwell Chartey, Peter Osie-Tutu, Tion Clarke, Isabella Tafa, Abigail Paulina Gerald

Directed by Maxwell Chartey

Choreography: Maxwell Chartey

Dancers: Daniel Gee, Chris Kelete, Alex Ferrelly, Deshaun Green, Jonathan Banerjee, Jonathan Milo Elimu, Robin Dobler, Ronke Olagunju, Akaishi Odeyale, Aujohn Campbell Freedom, Matthew Blagdon

Videographer: Christopher Edwards

Directed by Maxwell Chartey

Starring Maxwell Chartey & Stephanie Coffie

DOP: Malik Rowe

Directed by Maxwell Chartey

Starring Maxwell Chartey & Merveille Sene

DOP: Anca Badista

Assistant/Make Up: Eugene Darkwah & Jade Payne