Curfew, is a 45 minute multi-disciplinary performance piece, blending dance, theatre, drag and film projection, to explore the sad, frightening, funny, and hopeful verbatim experiences of women and non binary people in public spaces at night.
On a journey from hyper-theatrical clown drag ‘men’, relishing rowdy nightly existence’ to Lizzo’s ‘Boys’, to authentic embodiments of women and non-binary people exploring true freedom, this is a loud, tongue-in-cheek show, dressed in LOTS of colourful clothes.
Curfew is about reclaiming the conversation around sexual assault and harassment. The second half is choreographed to a score of verbatim voice recordings from women to whom we asked the question ‘What would you do if men had a curfew?’, and stages uplifting, playful and thought-provoking responses. It both highlights the sad reality of the ‘curfew’ invisibly imposed on women and non-binary people and, importantly, celebrates all of the weird and wonderful things we could be doing if gendered violence was not a threat.
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Supported by ARTCRY, Arches Festivals, Severn Arts, DanceXchange, China Plate, and Creative Alliance
"It is precisely these types of projects, involving these types of people, in these types of theatres that make London what it is."
The Lancet
