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  • Whats On

    Live Art

    Image: Joseph Morgan Schofield
    WORK IN PROGRESS
    lots of stones and boulders, the sea in the background, a humanoid figure in a green boiler suit lies motionless on its back on the rocks, It has a head made of shells.
    Benji Paget presents

    BOGGIN (WIP)

    Wed 4th March at 9PM
    What if the VHS spat itself back out, the boogyman strangled us with the tape and sent us down the river? BOGGIN aims to help us navigate this low road.”
    2 performers dressed in neon green crashing two model cars together in the middle of a makeshift 'road' which is a raised platform in the centre of the space. A third performer looks on with an expression of excitement and audience surround the performers

    Reclaim The Streets (audio version)

    Sat 14 March at 3pm
    ‘Prepare to be immersed (literally) in the forgotten protest movement 'Reclaim the Streets' that brought the spirit of rave to the roads. Bring your headphones, it’s time to party!’
    Drag performer TenCza wearing a white gown with a huge cake-shaped headpiece on her head. The headpiece incorporates an actual birthday cake which others are cutting.

    ASMR Queer Experience

    Sat 14 March at 7:15pm
    Neurodivergent queerness creates a gentle storm onstage. We relish in awkward, celebrate our quirks and have fun like 6-year-olds.
    WORK IN PROGRESS
    Backlit picture of two people embracing each other, the person on the left has a cap on and the person on the right has a ponytail with a hint of pink at the end, the person on the right is blurred because they are in motion.
    Carla Ng presents

    HUG PIECE (WIP)

    Wed 18 March at 6:30pm
    “What's close enough, but not really the real thing, but sometimes exactly what you need?” Carla attempts to solve the great mystery of human contentment, one hug at a time.
    A white non-binary person wearing a pink wig, a black and white sports bra, with some fine-line tattoos on their arm is having their hair plaited. They are looking directly at the camera with a touch of attitude and a touch of boredom.
    Stoness Verda presents

    That Song From Rocky Horror (Toucha, Toucha, Touch Me)

    Fri 20th March at 7:15
    Stoness embraces their experience as a sex worker and together we answer, is sex work care work? A playful, provocative twirl through touch, community building and the commodification of intimacy.