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  • Shape Of Things To Come: Man is di feast

    Thu 16 Mar at 6pm
    Tickets £8 (work-in-progress)
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    MAN IS DI FEAST is a solo show which calls for intersectionality within environmentalist and feminist discussion, through Olive - A Jamaican woman made up of 4 elemental spirits.

    Using spoken word, comedy and performance art, MAN IS DI FEAST finds joy discovering parallels between how the world treats Black women and how the world treats nature through Olive - A Jamaican woman made up of 4 elemental spirits. Olive represents the working class migrant woman, with all their complexities. Women whose identities are often erased by their sacrifices to motherhood.

    Olive contains multitudes. With their own unique opinions and ways of viewing the world, these spirits take over their host unexpectedly, but also when she needs them the most... 
    In the back of Olive’s failing Jamaican restaurant, past, present and future merge to deliver a message of poetic protest to anyone brave enough to listen.

    The 4 Elements of Olive 

    Air: Inhale her teachings and treat her with respect.
    Earth: Allow her to ground you, in whichever form her spirit chooses to possess. 
    Fire: She is your ruler. Your chef. Your hot ebony mistress.
    Water: She is your over protective mother. A water Goddess.

    Content Notice
    Running Time 35 mins
    Wheelchair Accessible
    Wheelchair Accessible
    Assistance dogs welcome
    Assistance dogs welcome
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    Content NoticeSuitable for 16+
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    "Hats off to the CPT for this fine show, well researched and coming from a place of great passion... Comm­unity theatre at its most effective."

    Camden New Journal (Human Jam)