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  • Whats On

    History

    Image: Alessandra Davison
    Abstract line drawing of a figure jumping against an orange textured background
    Soapbox presents

    Strange Contagions

    Thu 7 - Sat 9 Dec at 9pm
    Strange behaviours leap between a community of women, spreading like a bolt of lightning. A devised theatre piece where the dance at the end of the world begins.
    WORK IN PROGRESS
    The collage image features, on the left, a sepia print of a femme human propping their face on their left hand, looking directly at the camera, with the words “I wanna be your dog” in different typefaces above them and, on the right, a happy German Shephe
    Martin Moriarty presents

    Virginia Woolf's Dog Training Academy

    Wed 17 - Thu 18 Jan at 9pm
    Martin wants his dog Lucky to live in freedom off the lead. So he embarks on a quest to find the queer alternative to obedience classes they both need.
    WORK IN PROGRESS
    A toy robot in spotlight, its shadow cast across the wall behind it. To its right, a human figure (wearing glasses) staring at it in silouhette/shadow.
    anorak presents

    function.

    Fri 19 January at 9pm
    A show about robots and humans, performed by a robot (controlled by a human). An exploration of artificial intelligence, human imagination and building things in our own image.
    WORK IN PROGRESS
    Hugh, a young white man, is wearing a long black dress with a high neck, looking austere. Sitting next to him on a chair is a white English Bull Terrier. The image is sepia-toned and looks old.

    DOG

    Tue 23 - Wed 24 Jan at 7.15pm
    DOG is pure beast and anything but polite. Inspired by incidents of Victorian dognapping, this solo show explodes the 'well-made play' to reveal a queer, canine future.