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  • Dan Egg presents

    MANBOX

    Fri 5 - Sat 6 Apr at 9pm
    Tickets £8 + booking fee (work-in-progress)
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    Dan Egg believes we have a problem with men. Yes, all men. MANBOX is a show about masculinity, queerness and how the patriarchy is failing all of us.

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    Dan Egg is a man, technically.

    Before that he was a boy, definitely.

    He was born with a penis and so was definitely a boy- but learnt soon enough that his version of boyhood/maleness/ masculinity wasn’t the right one.

    He went to an all boys catholic school, had an estranged relationship with his biological father and has since worked extensively with men who perpetrate abuse.

    Dan Egg believes our society has a problem with men –and so is creating his first solo show to explore this. MANBOX is a show about masculinity, queerness and how the patriarchy is failing all of us.

    Developed on Starting Blocks at Camden People’s Theatre.

    Content Notice
    Running Time 60 mins
    Wheelchair Accessible
    Wheelchair Accessible
    Assistance dogs welcome
    Assistance dogs welcome
    Content Notice
    Content NoticeContains homophobic and misogynostic language, as well as descriptions of violence. Themes of homophobia and domestic abuse. It is largely autobiographical but includes exploration of wider societal themes of gender-based violence and misogyny. These are largely referred to verbally. There is one instance of the performer depicting onstage a violent incident he was subjected to.

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