Performances, talks, workshops, parties and special events engaged in the ideas of live practice: how does performance/live-ness provide a space to sense, learn, be with each other, to find community and pleasure, and to think critically and collectively about the ways we live?
Convening a mix of local artists, movers, makers, and musicians, this workshop will foster collaborative, cross-arts environments led by lead artist Jenny Moore and members of the Wild Mix company
The Goner is someone who is doomed with no chance of survival—bound to death, a lost and hopeless case. This work follows this figure on a sensuous, suspense-filled and fearsome choreographic journey into the psychological depths of the Goner’s horror.
This Halloween, it’s time to activate the villainess that lives within all of us at ‘The Bad B Kiki Ball'!
Blood Show is a trans celebration of destroying things, including ourselves, in order to create something new.
40 years on from the 1984-85 miners’ strike, join us for an evening of celebration and learning with Strike Out.
Artist and performance-maker Eve Stainton presents their choreographic touring work, Impact Driver, featuring welding, movement and live sound by Leisha Thomas and Mica Levi, and performed by Tink Flaherty, Imani Mason Jordan, Romeo Roxman Gatt and Eve Stainton.
Join composer and producer Malthus’ for a hedonistic, cross-genre performance.
How do we want to live? Celebrations at The Funeral of Capitalism combines live art, theatre, dance and music, in a meditative final ritual that transforms into a party and communal meal.
Offering hypnotic improvisations around traditional instruments, electro-acoustic/DIY electronic objects and voice, Boer creates a vibrant universe that is both vulnerable and brutal.
