SHIFT + SPACE | MADE FROM LOVE BY ARTISTIC REBELLION
Friday 19th, July 7pm - 8.30pm and Saturday 20th July, 7pm - 8.30pm
Two actors make a play to clarify “the events”. Initially, it’s a classic story: boy meets girl, girl gets accidentally pregnant, boy and girl face a decision: keep the baby or not keep the baby? Listing pros and cons, the protagonists do their best to take control of the situation but just as they find their answer, the play develops a life of its own and nothing turns out as expected. Through repetition and changes of form - Dance? Avant-Garde? Crime drama? Musical? - this piece explores the abstract, violent and discombobulating experience of multiple miscarriages.
As the actors grapple with gender roles, intangible grief and a dehumanising healthcare system, the structure of the play starts to fall apart in this sometimes hilarious, sometimes heartbreaking piece. It’s a rollercoaster ride where body and mind are as out of sync as the play itself.
Credits
Devised and performed by Linn Johansson and Matthew Coulton
About this performance
Age guidance: This performance is recommended for ages 16+
Content warning: This performance contains themes of pregnancy loss. Contains blood and strobe lighting.
Interval: The artist will confirm nearer the time if this performance will have an interval.
Post show discussion: This performance has a post show discussion.
Tickets: Tickets are Pay What You Can and available to buy through Eventbrite
Accessibility
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Find out more about Artistic Rebellion
Based in Sweden & the UK, Artistic Rebellion draws on collaborative processes to make multidisciplinary devised theatre that questions norms, responds to current events, explores the link between the personal & political, and crosses the boundaries between ‘community’ and ‘mainstream’ arts. The Company consists of Linn Johansson and Matthew Coulton, who both trained on the Complicité-associated BA (Hons) Acting: Collaborative & Devised Theatre course at Royal Central School of Speech and Drama. Their combined credits include Complicité, Hartshorn-Hook, BBC, Les Enfants Terribles, ENO, Theatre by the Lake, Leicester Curve, and Chester Storyhouse among others.
https://www.artisticrebellion.co.uk/
Facebook: @artisticrebelliontc
Instagram: @artisticrebeltc
SHIFT+SPACE
This performance is part of the SHIFT+SPACE programme
Theatre Deli’s SHIFT+SPACE programme is a free performance opportunity for artists to present their work that needs an audience to develop, where artists keep 100% of the Box Office!
Find out more about the SHIFT+SPACE programme here.
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