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WELCOME TO ZOO19, A STUNNING MIX OF THE WORLD’S BEST ESTABLISHED PERFORMING COMPANIES ALONGSIDE THE MOST EXCITING EMERGING ARTISTS. JAW DROPPING AND THOUGHTFUL CIRCUS AND DANCE, EXPLORATIONS OF GENDER AND SEXUALITY, QUESTIONS OF WHAT IS REAL, AND POWERFUL MUSIC MIX TOGETHER TO CREATE A PROGRAMME THAT QUESTIONS OUR PLACE IN AN EVER CHANGING AND UNSTABLE WORLD. THIS IS A STATEMENT ABOUT WHERE NEXT, NOT LOOKING BACK. THIS IS ABOUT NOW.
A ROC K 'N ' R O L L SUIC I DE ! THEATRE OF THE WILD, BEAUTIFUL AND DAMNED Ziggy Stardust takes us on a Tragical Mystery Tour through the life of a nearly-was rock star! Drama, tragedy and hilarity ensue to a live rocking backdrop. Does this poignant inner struggle lead to damnation or salvation? We shed light on some of the more bizarre choices of our would-be hero, all whilst hurtling through this life of crazed adventure. Or is it all merely an alter-ego? Co-starring Lemmy, Axl, Blondie, Joey Ramone and Joan Jett amongst others. 'I love Lee, he's dangerous and doesn't give a f*ck and I love that' (Chris Thorpe).
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A razor sharp and surreal exploration of mental health and modernity, through the fractured lens of a manic motivational speaker. With movement, music and an intensely physical performance, Julia is determined to arrest her audience and wow them with her Eurovisioninspired motivational speaking. Haunted by the trauma of a violent loss she struggles to distinguish between the past and present.
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A NYTH ING WITH A PULS E WONKY DONKEY
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Anything With a Pulse: a man and a woman meet in a club. Spotting each other from across the dance floor, they hit it off. Their story should be simple enough. But in a world where we hide behind games and personas, it doesn’t always play out like that. He desperately tries to fit in with his macho group of friends, who happen to be ‘some of the biggest dickheads to grace this planet’. And she is torn between feeling comfortable with the unexciting ‘nice guy’, or facing the games and pretences of modern dating.
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APOLLO: TAKE 111 STRICKLAND PRODUCTIONS 'One small step for man, one giant leap for... Line!' Its 1960s America and a small-town government employee's life is about to change forever when he is tasked with landing men on the Moon. The only issue is that he doesn't have a clue how to do it. With the help of an elusive director and the most difficult group of actors on the planet, watch him try to mount the largest scam in history in this hilarious modern farce exploring conspiracy theories, 1960s American pop culture and why we love believing nothing in history's ever right.
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ARE WE NOT DRAWN ONWARD TO NEW ERA ONTROEREND GOED THEATRE ROYAL PLYMOUTH, VOORUIT, RICHARD JORDAN PRODUCTIONS, BIB WITH ZOO Like its title, this performance is a palindrome. You can see it forwards and backwards. Because some believe humanity is moving forward, while others believe the opposite. No matter who's right, our quest for progress has dramatically changed the world we live in. Are our actions irreversible or can we undo them? 'The most beautiful, most intelligent and committed performance Ontroerend Goed has ever made, on the boundary of visual art, theatre, poetry and politics' **** (Knack).
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BLACK HOLES SEKE CHIMUTENGWENDE AND ALEXANDRINA HEMSLEY An Afrofuturist history of the universe from the big bang to dreamshout death. Propelling lived experiences onto a cosmic scale, Chimutengwende and Hemsley shapeshift through poetic text and movement. Step into an alternative speculation on how to orbit bodies which carry histories of marginalisation and antiblackness. 'Hemsley and Chimutengwende are darkness newscasters exposing the black holes in white history... We see and hear repeated choreographic patterns, poetic text and black light' (WritingAboutDance.com). Cocommissioned by Cambridge Junction, The Place and Chisenhale Dance Space. Supported using public funding by Arts Council England. Part of the British Council Edinburgh Showcase 2019.
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BUTTERFLIES FLAT 4 THEATRE Three girls. Three bedrooms. Three phones. An endless stream of notifications. Witty and honest, Butterflies navigates a world of revenge porn, Tinder bios and Wagon Wheels. Told in three hilarious and intricately interwoven monologues, this striking debut is an intimate portrait of womanhood today.
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C H AGO S 19 71 BLACK BAT PRODUCTIONS
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This is a bizarre, unbelievable, but true story – and a darkly hilarious play. In 1971, representatives of the US and UK governments made a heinous decision somehow still unheard of in either society today. After promising the Chagos Archipelago to the Americans a few years earlier, the British government opted to clear the indigenous people living there using a truly bizarre method. Chagos 1971 tells that story, by combining the factual beats of the real events (they get stranger) with an Armando Iannucci-style snappiness and farcical level of cutthroat comedy. ***** (Young-Perspective. net).
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CHAMELEON FRANK. THEATRE This fiercely feminist solo show from actor and clown Britt Plummer is a charming blend of satire, physical comedy and storytelling. Chameleon explores stereotypes, gender dynamics and the harmful effects of social conditioning. With wit, vivacity, and whip-smart intelligence, Plummer draws frankly on her own experiences of living and loving in small town Australia and the big smoke of Paris to tell of escapades both heartfelt and hair-raising. 2019 Adelaide Fringe Weekly Award winner – Emerging Artist. 'Plummer is a serious purveyor of social change intent on achieving her goal with perfected physical comedy' **** (Fest).
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19:15 (1h) £7 - £9 (8)
CONV E RSA T I O N S W ITH V A N G O G H ECHOES THEATRE
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Conversations With Van Gogh – Hannah has lost faith in everything and everyone, except maybe Vincent van Gogh; but if all life is creation, then surely she can find the meaning of life in an art gallery. A personal meditation on the human need to understand the unexplainable and the abstract, illogical places we find answers. She's just a girl standing in front of a painting asking it to explain the point of life to her.
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D O UBT MOON LOAF THEATRE Holly has OCD. She thinks the Good Friday Agreement is a perfect example of a solved problem. Holly has been woefully misinformed. A dark comedy about living with ‘pure’ O.
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E X P E RIM ENTAL P RO TO TYP E C O M M UNITY O F TO M O RRO W ANORAK
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12:50 (30m) £6 (5)
In the late 1800s, against a period of social and economic inequality, novelists wrote books about utopian societies where our lives are radically different. Today, against a period of social and economic inequality, we are going to try to do the same thing. We are going to take you into the future. Anorak return to the fringe with their new show, an exploration into how we imagine the future and what we want it to be. A utopian narrative for our uncertain, unstable times.
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FORBRUKER CARL Forbruker: a one-woman advert break. 'I think it's a fact that, within consumer culture, the woman as an image is used as the interface between the consumed object and the consumer. [..] She's at the site of that exchange between what we want and what we can get' (Martin Crimp). Forbruker places female clown Frankie Thompson into the world of consumer culture. Through mime, lip-sync and general idiocy, she battles her way through branding and absurdity. A bittersweet taste of the simultaneous danger and innocence of advertising. Sold-out performance at Camden People’s Theatre.
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HONEY TOVE APPELGREN, ACE-PRODUCTION IN ASSOCIATION WITH FROM START TO
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FINNISH Honey, a freelance journalist and single mother of four (and a half) seeks control, agency, confirmation and solvency from her rebellious daughter, disappointed mother, skeptical friends and imperfect men. Three (or four) therapists have so far failed to help her, so it's time to try a different kind of talking cure. Honey must tell her story to find out how it ends and where it begins. Will she find what she's looking for, whatever that is? Honey is a comedic onewoman show from Finland featuring Scottish actress Sarah McCardie embodying eleven triumphantly dysfunctional characters in one hour, precisely.
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16:30 (1h) £10 (8)
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I S WALLO WED A M O O N M AD E O F IRO N MUSIC PICNIC (TORONTO) / POINT VIEW ART (MACAU)
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A requiem for our digital age from Toronto/ Macau composer Njo Kong Kie (winner, 2018 Toronto Theatre Critics Award, Best New Musical). This concert experience sets the poetry of Chinese poet and factory worker Xu Lizhi to song. Powerful, haunting and gutwrenching, these poems give voice to millions of migrant workers worldwide whose existence is often forgotten. An interdisciplinary tribute to the life of Xu Lizhi and countless others whose unseen struggles provide the amenities of our digital lives. In Mandarin with English surtitles.
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IF MOUTH COULD SPEAK S E N S E ASS E M B LY Accompanied by a searing musical score of deep electronica and jazz, If Mouth Could Speak is a poetic monologue slicing laser-deep into the brain of a young immigrant troubled by suicide. Amidst torrents of beat poetry and dizzying electronics, London becomes a woman whom, with Danny, unravels the hassle of urban life: sex, pollution, homesickness and isolation. As the night wears thin, Danny's bipolarity intensifies... This is his comatose brain going back and forth in time, coming back to life.
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IF THIS IS N O R M A L CHATBACK THEATRE 'You're trying to make this black and white. It's not.' 'Yeah, it's not – because he's your brother.' Siblings Madani and Maryam – and their best friend Alex – have grown up bombarded by podcasts, porn and politics. They're bona fide experts on the rules of sex... that is, until their pre-packaged principles are actually put to the test in the real world. A new play from the team behind last year's critically acclaimed show Lost in Thought **** (Scotsman).
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14:00 (1h) £5 - £10 (9)
INKA BLEEDING EDGE THEATRE IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE LINCOLN
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COMPANY When two scientists struggle to parent their youngest son, they create Inka. Inka provides human companionship, without human commitment – and she remembers everything... both good and bad. As he becomes an adult, and faces the loss of his family, Isaac seeks solace in Inka once more – to pick up their relationship where it left off, to be cared for, to be loved. Physical theatre and contemporary storytelling combine in this dark, tender coming-of-age story. Written and performed by Bleeding Edge Theatre, in association with The Lincoln Company, University of Lincoln's celebrated company of emerging performance makers.
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INTOLERABLE SIDE EFFECTS CLAIRE PARRY
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Millennial-female-clown rabbit Diane wants to find love but she's having some serious problems with her contraception. She finds herself in the GUM clinic being advised to take celery as a form of "vegetation separation". However, celery causes some bizarre and unpleasant side effects for Diane who finds that it hinders her dating and sex life significantly more than it helps... An absurd, comic and poignant exploration of the darker side of contraception through the eyes (and ears) of the inimitable Diane. 'Claire Parry is a standout' (TheSpyInTheStalls.com).
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LANDSCAPE (1989) E M E R G E N CY C H O R U S As of 2018, the Doomsday Clock is the closest it's ever been to midnight. In an age of climate change and nuclear anxiety, we like to tell stories about apocalypse, disaster and endings. This isn't quite one of those stories. Combining text, choreography and music, Landscape (1989) is a slow zoom in on an Oregon National Park and the people passing through. Following their award-winning debut show Celebration, Emergency Chorus present a meditation on forgotten histories and lost futures, asking what we do when there's nowhere left to go. 'Beguiling and enchanting work' (Guardian).
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LARP BAREFACED THEATRE LARP by Berri George (2018 Channel 4 Playwright Award, BBC Hotlist). Lucy Salmon, an introverted lover of mythology, has 10 days to prepare for her first live action role play event. A kaleidoscopic adventure into the fantastical unleashes Lucy's inner roar! A bittersweet comedy about love, mystery and heroes explores, in all its flaws and contradictions, the existence of a woman who always finds herself on life's fringes. Sometimes the quietest people have the loudest and most exhilarating tales to tell. 'An hour-long tour de force of writing and acting, LARP is a show to remember' (TheReviewsHub.com).
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18:50 (1h) £5 - £10 (8)
MUSE 90401 TATBIKAT SAHNSEI
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Muse 90401 is a one-woman show written by, and starring, internationally acclaimed actress Fadik Sevin Atasoy. Ingenious, humorous and bold, this non-stop tour de force reenvisions the lives of famous women from art and literature through the perspective of a rebellious Muse. Her mission is to inspire Tolstoy, Shakespeare and Da Vinci. Though she tries to encourage masters to keep Cleopatra alive or to give Mona Lisa a smile she is brought before the court to defend her efforts. Will she be able to win their hearts?
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NIGHTS AT THE CIRCUS SPARE TYRE In a circus after the lights have been turned off, four characters emerge in the darkness slowly revealing their desires, hunger and inner conflicts. Part mythical, part real, they define their own sense of sexuality and identity. Tension builds as the characters exist in their own separate worlds until a moment of destruction brings them together in an orgy of bodies, textures and emotions. Nights at the Circus is a provocative performance created by award-winning learning disabled and nondisabled artists which enthrals and disrupts.
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P RO GRE S S TRIP HAZARDS As far back as they can remember, Jasmine and Nikhil have been in a room with a dance mat, trying to win the iconic arcade game Dance Dance Revolution. It hasn't been going as well as they had hoped. Recently named one of The Guardian's Top Five Emerging Theatre Companies, Trip Hazards present Progress: a playful and painful exploration of how friendship survives when we win and we lose; a dance odyssey for the video game era; a duet made by two people with four left feet.
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PSYCHO DRAMA QUEEN LOOSE LOWER LIP When his attacker is caught by the police, Anthony has to make a choice: confront the truth or continue down a path of selfdestruction? What if drag queen Anthony, aka Theresa Mayhem, isn't just an innocent victim? Can he face up to what he's done?
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11:50 (50m) £5 - £9 (7) - £11 (9)
PUT YOUR BEST FACE ON SWINGS AND ROUNDABOUTS IN
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ASSOCIATION WITH THE LINCOLN COMPANY Lola's funny, confident, and always striving for perfection. She has everything a fifteen year old could want – friends, followers, approval... so what's missing? Praised by her virtual friends, and celebrated in her online life, Lola's moving away from the people closest to her, and she's not sure she even recognises herself... Breaking the boundaries between the real and the digital, this interactive show asks: who are we really? Created by Swings and Roundabouts, in association with The Lincoln Company, University of Lincoln's celebrated company of emerging performance makers.
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RED HERRING GARDYLOO On top of their biggest haul, friendly fishermen Deddy and Winchem discover the cursed Red Herring. Local legend decrees: the catch goes back to the sea, or the sea wreaks revenge on the starving village of Little Meanswell. A seminautical, supernatural comedy full of folklore, fantasy and the rural coast. Past praise for Gardyloo: 'Immediate thumbsup... Wonderful' **** (BroadwayBaby.com). 'Funny and sweet... silly and surreal' **** (ToDoList.org.uk).
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S E RE NITY LE BROCQ THEATRE COMPANY A beautifully devised piece written by Sue Dunk. The women in this story perform a deeply moving and emotional piece with moments of laughter, fear and clever physicality. The exploration of an addiction is an important and poignant subject in British theatre and must keep being told. Megan Meeks and Imogen Smith, two talented actors portray this true story with passion and integrity.
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SH A DO W S WANT THE MOON THEATRE Nat and James work together, struggling against a possibly imagined attraction, without space to explore their chemistry. Dissecting the pressures of modern-day romance, Shadows sees Nat delve into fantasy in order to endure repeated rejection, never sure if James is flirting with her or if their coexistence is edging closer to friendship. As her expectations move further and further away from reality, Nat must try to break away from a life where she feels desperately stuck. When attraction isn't as simple as love at first sight, how do our brains compensate for our innate desire to be loved?
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SHINE HIPPANA THEATRE IN ASSOCIATION WITH FROM START TO FINISH
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Your daughter is missing. You are the only one who has not given up the search. You hear voices. They guide you. They also haunt you. Will you surrender to them? Or will you shine? Hippana Theatre invites you to the distant recesses of the mind to meet the stranger inside you. How much do we know about ourselves? Are we not one person, but many? SHINE is an immersive psychological thriller that blurs the senses and tricks the mind into feeling what might not be there.
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SMOKE BOUND BY THEATRE ‘You know you get to choose what happens to you, right?’ That’s what John tells Julie when they meet at a kink-play party in New York City. She’s an aspiring college drop out living in the shadow of her famous artist parents; he’s her father’s too-old-to-be-unknown intern. The two instantly connect and, with knives bared, wits at the ready and sex an open question, tensions run high as Julie and John teeter between pain and play, fear and fun. The audience is left questioning: who really has the power?
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SOUND CISTEM PLASTER CAST THEATRE Two transgender performers say 'up yours!' to the gender binary and invite you to their radical dance party! Under disco lights, over pulsing music, a queer celebration takes place. Set in nightclubs, Sound Cistem is an exuberant verbatim show about the cisgender gaze on the transgender body. Featuring recorded interviews from trans and non-binary people, a self-love manifesto is made through riotous, glittering disco. This duo keep moving to reject conformity and shame, despite the current transgender debate. See the beauty in these bodies. **** (Scotsman). **** (List).
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STATIC NEW VINTAGE ENSEMBLE Static is a hybrid theater and live concert production that tells the story of a son using music as a means to cope with losing his father to dementia. Static is a multifaceted production that utilizes projections, live music, and a simplistic approach to story telling that delivers an emotional, moving performance that is sure to leave you heartened and shaken.
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STY X SECOND BODY An award-winning theatre-concert about memory loss, legacy and myth performed by an international supergroup of musicians. An extraordinary exploration of what it is to lose the memories that make us who we are and the stories that connect them. From ancient mythology to family legacy, what remains each time we turn to look back? Original songs, live sound-processing and personal recordings bring light to the experience of living and dying with dementia and the imprints that outlast us. Fringe World Weekly Award winner, 2019. 'A powerful, thought-provoking and deeply sensory journey into the neuroscience of memory' ***** (FringeFeed.com.au).
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THE RISE AND FALL OF PATTI SUPERB TEMPLE LIGHT THEATRE
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The Rise and Fall of Patti Superb. She's a true wild; a fool perhaps. Bare feet to earth, yet airborne, pulling language from the trees and reminding adults of things they ought to know. But now, shocked into eventual silence by the 'heavyheavy', she's locked inside an adult chock-a-block full of external directives. Blind under the blankets and holding someone else's handbag. How do you escape from here? And which way is home again? Solemn, comedic, melodic and episodic. Part adventure story, part half-time pep talk. For the true wilds and their allies.
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TH E S ENS E M AK E R WOMAN'S MOVE
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Hilarious yet uncomfortable, The Sensemaker shows a woman battling with an answering machine. Smartly dressed, standing behind a phone, she tries to meet the impossible expectations of an artificial voice. Critical of new technologies and of bureaucracy, The Sensemaker mixes theatre, dance and even lipsyncing, and addresses, with irony, the fears and frustrations of our interconnected world. 'An episode of Black Mirror live on stage' ***** (WestEndPenguins.com). 'Both a dream and a nightmare... An absolute masterstroke' **** (ThePegReview.com). **** (Stage). **** (Scotsman). **** (BritishTheatreGuide.info). **** (FringeGuru.com). **** (Edinburgh49.org).
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THE SHIP SANK. WHERE ON DECK, DID MY CAPTAIN LIE? FORESTILLE / VORSTELLEN Based on a true story... A mother who is continuously compelled to rebuild her life based on lies. A daughter who is trying to understand the mother's motives. A life where dishonesty and ambiguity are rooted in the everyday. In the form of a staged investigation into the mother's past and the fundamentals of dramatic storytelling, the company sequentially peels the layers off the mother's organised series of lies by restaging her story time after time: do the layers conceal a kind heart or rotten core?
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THERE'S SOMETHING MISSING STRANGE FUTURES
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There's Something Missing, is a two-person physical (and sometimes funny) contemporary piece of confessional theatre that discusses identity. Through the use of absurdism and autobiographical experience, the show explores our current relevance and asks, are we playing at being gods? What have we got left to offer? Is it time for us to sit down and shut up?
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TOO PRETTY TO PUNCH EDALIA DAY
ZOO SOUTHSIDE
What if you woke up one morning as the opposite gender? What if that was the day you were born and you had to wait 25 years before anyone believed you? Too Pretty to Punch is a kickass spoken word comedy about gender, the media and not fitting any of the boxes, full of explosive movement and exhilarating video projection. Edalia Day is a banjo-wielding, nonbinary, multi slam-winning force to be reckoned with. Praise for past shows: 'The best original play I've seen' ***** (TheatreBath. co.uk). 'Thrillingly funny and highly inventive' ***** (TheUpcoming.co.uk).
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UGGA SOPHIE BAKER AND MADARA VIMBA WITH THE LINCOLN COMPANY
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They say ugly is a negative word but perhaps there’s a freedom in defying the norm... Join us on the streets as we renounce perfection, dance, be wild, and cut loose! Revel in the unusual and ugly in this celebratory Live Art intervention for everyone! UGGA is the second in a series of street-based works for multiple performers, by artists Sophie Baker and Madara Vimba, the first of which was selected for UKYA City Takeover Nottingham 2019. Made in association with The Lincoln Company, University of Lincoln’s celebrated company of emerging performance makers.
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UNICORN PARTY NICK FIELD Unicorns, have you noticed they’re everywhere right now? As is the far right. This hilarious, rollicking, razor-sharp show asks what the simultaneous rise of these phenomenons tells us. Hunting the omnipresent one-horned icon across civilisations to explore how ideologies spread and our imaginations become capitalised, Nick Field envisions a dystopian Unicorn Fascist State Britain. When the unicorns take control, there’s only one thing to do – throw a party. That’s an order! Unicorn Party is a riff of satirical comedy, power ballads, myth-making, and copious glitter, to take a sneaky gawp at what happens when escapism becomes inescapable.
ZOO PLAYGROUND
18:50 (1h) £10 (9)
W A IT, W H A T ? OH-SYMMETRIC THEATRE COMPANY
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Two front gardens, two women with the wit to talk for Ireland, a washing line and a brick wall. Wait, What? is a compelling, contemporary twowoman show observing ideas of sharing and claiming space.
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YELLOW
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SQUIDINK THEATRE
ZOO PLAYGROUND
16:30 (1h) £10 (9)
Yellow is 'a stunning modern adaptation' (OxfordOpeningNight.com) of the Victorian short story The Yellow Wallpaper by Charlotte Perkins Gilman. Charlotte is suffering from post-partum depression. She finds an outlet when she starts writing her blog and connecting with others who have had similar experiences. But her husband seems more and more uncomfortable with Charlotte's new project. When the wi-fi cuts out, Charlotte knows something isn't right. And then the walls start to close in. Yellow is a darkly humoured and immersive piece about women's illness today, which asks whether our attitudes have really changed at all.
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I'M STILL HERE
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I'm Still Here is a triple bill of new dance works from female choreographers, featuring two solos and a duet curated and created by GBworks – an international movement collective established by Gianna Burright and Gwynne Bilski with an ethos of supporting female, female-identifying, and non-binary emerging artists. Looking at resilience in the face of trauma, how place and personal geographies leave markers on our identities and considering our ongoing connection to female voices in mythology, each piece explores our ability to find and claim our voices, spaces and stories.
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IT WILL COME LATER ICODACO
DA N C E , ZOO SOUTHSIDE
13:00 (1h) £12 - £14 (12)
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L OO PI N G : SC O TL AN D OV E R DUB SCOTTISH DANCE THEATRE
A N D ZOO SOUTHSIDE
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Looping: Scotland Overdub is a late-night dance, party and politics experience where everyone is welcome. Led by our full company of dancers and embracing the collective spirit of ceilidh dancing and Brazilian street festival vibes, Looping is an immersive performance-party with a distinctively Scottish edge. Celebrating individual freedom and the collective right of revolution through words by acclaimed writer Kieran Hurley and set to a fresh electronic dance score mixed live by Torben Lars Sylvest, you are invited to join us on the dance floor for a night out not to be missed!
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A stripped back, thrilling and edgy contemporary dance work. Performed and watched around a revolving set that’s flooded in light like the shifting light of day, six bodies push against each other in a constant flow of transformation. Never-ending effort is put into minute moments as the artists seek a greater good, a common goal, and maybe together they will get somewhere. Every moment counts, everyone’s effort matters. iCoDaCo (International Contemporary Dance Collective) is a biennial intercultural project, supported by the Creative Europe Programme of the EU, Wales Arts International and the Swedish Arts Council.
22:30 (1h) £12 (10) - £14 (12)
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LO VE LY GIRLS
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Chess and Cristina are multi award-winning duo, The Hiccup Project, often introduced as 'the lovely hiccup girls'. At first, they didn't react, because women are supposed to be lovely. But then they started to wonder what else they could be... Using their powerful blend of dance, theatre and comedy, they delve into the ridiculous and limiting contradictions and clichés of being a woman today. Follow Cristina and Chess' poignant, hilarious and truthful journey where they imagine a world where women can be – and do – whatever they want. A celebration of two women, reclaiming their power.
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NIGH TS H IFTE R TEMPER THEATRE
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THE HICCUP PROJECT
ZOO SOUTHSIDE
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Flo and Kai are family; siblings raised together who find themselves living in very different worlds... Inspired by conversations with junior nurses and paramedics, Nightshifter reflects on our epic capacity to care. Combining Temper Theatre's signature fluid muscular movement, fragmented imagery and soulshaking soundscapes, Nightshifter explores love, loneliness and responsibility. Do we have time to care? And if so, should we start with ourselves or others? Meanwhile outside our echo chamber, a global crisis rages. How far can your compassion reach? 'This vehement, but cogently delivered production doesn't back down' (Herald on Terra Incognita).
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N OT TO D A Y ' S Y E S TE RD A Y SEETA PATEL AND LINA LIMOSANI
DA N C E , ZOO SOUTHSIDE
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Not Today's Yesterday. 'Who controls the past controls the future. Who controls the present controls the past' (George Orwell). Not Today's Yesterday is an international collaboration between UK award-winning Bharatanatyam artist Seeta Patel and Australian choreographer Lina Limosani. This work blends techniques from Bharatanatyam, contemporary dance and theatre to create a poetic narrative that has the beauty and disquiet of a Grimm's fairytale. It is a one-woman show which subversively coopts whitewashing against itself. 'Once upon a time... in a faraway land... it happened... did not happen... could have happened'.
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RA ID E RS O F T H E G RE Y G O L D DON GNU - PHYSICAL THEATRE AND FILM
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The dream of old age and the fear of reaching it! In a battle against time, the Danish theatre company Don Gnu throw themselves into a physical and blazing acrobatic quest for the grey gold and to find the beauty in the decay of time.Daredevil antics, musical poetry and humorous selfrealisation is the foundation of this tragicomical struggle against bittersweet old age.
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ZOO SOUTHSIDE
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RITUALIA
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21:00 (30m) £14 (12)
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Scottish Dance Theatre's Ritualia shakes tradition to its core in this bold re-imagining of Nijinska's 1920s ballet, Les Noces. An ensemble of other-beings vogue through a wedding ceremony, donning queer wigs in a visual feast of wearable art and lush lighting set to Stravinsky's original modernist score. As we reach the climax and witness the vows, society's pre-assigned roles are shed in an androgynous gender utopia created by internationally celebrated choreographer Colette Sadler. Part of British Council Edinburgh Showcase 2019. 'An utterly absorbing, undeniably fresh vision of the future' ***** (Scotsman). 'Visually striking, astutely clever' **** (Herald).
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S H O WER S C ENE CHLOE MANTRIPP
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Sex work, madness and climate change. A dark comedy. Physical theatre, storytelling and jet black humour, told by an anarchic indomitable heroine. 'Mantripp knows how to balance, and she does so skillfully on many levels' **** (Fest, 2017). 'A surprising treat of one-woman character theatre' (TheCircusDiaries.com, 2017).
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STA G E D CIRCUMFERENCE
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Join Circumference for their latest theatrical spectacle, Staged. Featuring three performers on an aerial platform as precarious as our perceptions – a single action changes everything, but everything is not always what it seems. Circumference are the recipients of Glastonbury Arts Commission and have created Staged with the support of Jacksons Lane, the National Centre for Circus Arts, the Invisible Circus, King's Cross, Lab:time² and Arts Council England. Photo: Alex Brenner
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SUPE R HU M A N NEXT ZONE
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Super Human explores and pushes the limits of the human body. In a unique and mindawakening performance the super physical team redefine the human being in new optimised versions. Both supernatural and superhuman behaviour is in the spotlight as the performance gathers inspiration from science-fiction movies, superheroes and reallife scientific experiments. The distinctive choreographic language of Next Zone and choreographer Lene Boel builds on explorations of mental states, translated into extreme physical movements in a fusion of urban dance, new composed music and scenography lights.
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ZOO SOUTHSIDE
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THE BEAUTIFUL GAME NEXT DOOR DANCE
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UN P O YO RO JO UN POYO ROJO IN ASSOCIATION WITH
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Some love it, others loathe it, but we can't avoid it – it's everywhere! A laugh-out-loud look at our undying obsession with football, celebrating everything from weird match day rituals to ridiculous armchair punditry. This show explores the highs and lows of football fandom – it may even attempt to explain the offside rule. Four women deliver a knockout performance in this ballsy show which is brimming with nostalgia and set to a buzzing soundtrack. Even if football isn't your thing, this electric, feel-good show will persuade you of its charms.
AURORA NOVA
ZOO SOUTHSIDE
17:10 (1h) £13 (11)
Returning after their internationally acclaimed world tour. Six shows only. In an empty locker room, two men play with movement, an analogue radio and tiny shorts. The athletic bodies of Luciano Rosso and Alfonso Barón move fluently from wrestling to dance, acrobatics to physical comedy in an irresistible distortion of the expectations of manhood. A funny, raw, playful hour interspersed with competitiveness and camaraderie as well as seduction and sabotage, showcasing the best of Argentinian contemporary dance. ***** (Stage). ***** (BroadwayBaby.com). **** (Sunday Times). 'Breathtaking performance' (Le Parisien). 'The best of the best physical comedy' (Helsingin Sanomat).
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HOW TO U S E A W A S H ING M A C H I N E SLAM THEATRE Growing up is hard. Learning to use a washing machine is harder. This original musical, featuring a live string quartet, follows Cass and James – siblings called back to their childhood home to pack up for one last time. As they box up their old lives, tensions rise and they must confront themselves and each other about who they've become, the decisions that led them there and what it means to be grown up. It's certain to make you laugh, remember flying the nest and check for cats next time you use the dryer.
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12:00 (1h) £6 - £10 (8)
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SOCIETY Sofia and Florville are madly in love – but a long-standing agreement promises Sofia to another, the son of the great Signor Bruschino. However, unbeknownst to all but the couple, Sofia's fiancé is arrested en route to meet his future wife, and Florville poses in his place... to Signor Bruschino himself. Is it getting hot in here...? Rossini's classic music accompanies a comedic tale of love, lies and mistaken identity performed by some of Cambridge University's finest singers and nine-piece orchestra. ***** (Tab, 2018). Sung in the original Italian with translation provided.
ZOO AT ST CUTHBERT'S
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A P O C ALYP S E H O W? ZKELETONZ
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Zkeletonz are 'one of the UK's most innovative and independent bands' (DestinationNative. com). Join them as they debut a brand-new interactive show Apocalypse How? The trio have been featured by BBC Introducing, Channel 4's Sunday Brunch, Radio X, Amazing Radio, Chilean national TV, the Birmingham Mail and the front cover of the Irish Post. In April 2019 their selfproduced single Got To Be Right, mastered at Abbey Road, was playlisted Best Of by Apple Music in Indonesia, Cambodia, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore and Vietnam. West End Extra describe their unique sound as 'hard cheese... intelligent cheesy music'.
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H AP P INE S S FO R ALL CRISIS UK Be a passenger on our cliche-free poem/song journey tonight: relationships, nature, places and much more! It's alternative. Allow fab singer Mr Brian to light up your festival, alongside narrator Mr Lee who reminds us never to forget biology and rhythm, plus the magic in life.
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I C AN MA K E Y O U F A IL S L IG H T L Y LESS DOMINIC BERRY
S P O K E N ZOO PLAYGROUND
17:20 (50m) ÂŁ10 (9)
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Are you aware of the devastation that is possible by just one negative thought...? Do you know what will help you more: the wise words of Buddha or the fetish uniform of superhero He-Man...? Winner of Best Spoken Word Artist at Saboteur Awards 2017 and Poet in Residence at Glastonbury Festival, Dominic Berry promises to help you fail (slightly) less! 'I love the seriousness and the humour' (Benjamin Zephaniah). 'An exceptional force' (John McGrath, Artistic Director at National Theatre Wales).
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I'M STILL HERE ARE WE NOT DRAWN ONWARD TO NEW ERA SHADOWS RED HERRING PSYCHO DRAMA QUEEN HOW TO USE A WASHING MACHINE LANDSCAPE (1989) EXPERIMENTAL PROTOTYPE COMMUNITY OF TOMORROW THE SHIP SANK. WHERE ON DECK, DID MY CAPTAIN LIE? IT WILL COME LATER MUSE 90401 TOO PRETTY TO PUNCH SMOKE IF THIS IS NORMAL THE BEAUTIFUL GAME BLACK HOLES IL SIGNOR BRUSCHINO INKA PUT YOUR BEST FACE ON ANYTHING WITH A PULSE STYX NIGHTS AT THE CIRCUS THE SENSEMAKER FORBRUKER NOT TODAY'S YESTERDAY CHAGOS 1971 APOLLO: TAKE 111 HONEY PROGRESS YELLOW NIGHTSHIFTER UN POYO ROJO I CAN MAKE YOU FAIL SLIGHTLY LESS CONVERSATIONS WITH VAN GOGH SUPER HUMAN A SHORT CUT TO HAPPINESS SHOWER SCENE IF MOUTH COULD SPEAK INTOLERABLE SIDE EFFECTS
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LARP UNICORN PARTY STAGED STATIC RAIDERS OF THE GREY GOLD CHAMELEON SHINE HAPPINESS FOR ALL BUTTERFLIES DOUBT SERENITY THE RISE AND FALL OF PATTI SUPERB WAIT, WHAT? LOVELY GIRLS A ROCK'N'ROLL SUICIDE! RITUALIA SOUND CISTEM THERE'S SOMETHING MISSING I SWALLOWED A MOON MADE OF IRON LOOPING: SCOTLAND OVERDUB APOCALYPSE HOW?
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