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  • Whats On

    Queer

    Image: Since U Been Gone (c) Bronwen Sharp
    Image of a white person on a park bench brown hair gelled back. Jeans, white trainers, a white towel draped round his neck covering bare chest. He rests his forearms on his thighs looking pensively into the distance. Jar of gherkins sits by his side.
    Tessa Parr presents

    I AM JOHNNY

    Thurs 8 & Fri 9 Oct at 9pm
    Fresh off the FlixBus from Edinburgh Fringe, white thirty-something poet-manchild Johnny returns to Camden People's Theatre for two more chances to battle the absurdities of his complex existence.
    Three men in their 40s and early 50s, playing a guitar, accordion and violin, are performing in front of pride flags. The accordion player, who is wearing a bwoler hat, is also singing. The other two men are in caps.

    Queer Revolutionary Singalong

    Sat 10 Oct at 8:30pm
    Join the Black Smock Band for fiery folk tunes and leftie singalong classics, from 'Bread and Roses' to 'Solidarity Forever'. Bring your singing voice (if you want) and your revolutionary fervour!
    A man in a velvet dress in front of a curtained backdrop has his two hands raised by his side, exclaiming. His face looks perturbed.
    Theo Chen presents

    Pretty Ugly

    Wed 14 - Fri 16 Oct at 9pm
    Military service in Singapore, Sondheim, and family history intertwine to determine why Theo feels so ugly, and whether it matters that they do?
    WORK IN PROGRESS
    A man in black and white with his hands behind his head.

    SIGH (WIP)

    Tues 20 Oct at 7:15pm
    SIGH is a bold physical theatre piece where one phone call brakes Patíco's routine, exposing queer identity, family rejection, desire, and the enduring legacy of unresolved trauma.
    Trash Salad in long blonde wig with lettuce leaves covering her breasts
    Rosa Garland presents

    Trash Salad

    Fri 23 & Sat 24 Oct at 9pm
    Sex. Love. Lettuce. Join gorgeous clown Trash Salad in her quest for connection: a genre-bending burlesque adventure, using lip sync, strip tease and song on a mission to understand intimacy.
    WORK IN PROGRESS
    A photo of Len performing onstage, with dramatic red and blue lighting. Len is in profile looking to the left, and there is a ghostly double exposure image of his face with a haunted expression looming over him facing the front.
    Len Gwyn presents

    The Show I Feel I Cannot Do (WIP)

    Tues 3 Nov at 7:15pm
    It’s a solo show, we’re all doing it. I’m getting top surgery... we’re all doing it? A WIP with music, interviews with friends and the myth of trans warrior Caeneus.
    A light browned skin person with a beard and a pink cap outstreaches their arms whilst telling a story in a cafe bar
    Niall Moorjani presents

    Ramayana and Other Indian Folk Tales

    Fri 6 & Sat 7 Nov at 9pm (11am Saturday kids show)
    Join award winning and critically acclaimed storyteller Niall Moorjani for an evening of the Raymana and other Indian folk tales to celebrate Diwali.
    WORK IN PROGRESS
    A woman lies in the sea, clutching the moon.

    Lover. Worker. Mother. (WIP)

    Tues 10 Nov at 7:15pm
    Three selves venture beyond the boundaries of womanhood. A throbbing piece of gig theatre about identity, queerness, and the cost of becoming free.
    WORK IN PROGRESS
    Black-and-white stage portrait of a performer with a shirt over their head, one arm raised, in front of a brick wall.
    Eliza Jean Scott presents

    This Offers No Solutions (WIP)

    Tues 24 Nov at 9pm
    A surreal fracturing of IT worker Luke, who encounters a glitch he cannot rectify.
    WORK IN PROGRESS
    A shirtless performer crouches low on the floor in a dimly lit gallery space, supporting themselves with one hand while twisting their body into a sculptural pose. Speakers, cables and artworks surround the performance.
    BLACKRIOT presents

    Boys Beware (WIP)

    Wed 25 & Thurs 26 Nov at 9pm
    An examination of Jamaican queer youth, folk-horror, young love, and the pursuit of freedom under the homophobic structures of the Caribbean state.