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“In 100 Voices is not just a show — it’s an immersive journey into the climate crisis, a living exhibition that fuses theatre, art, sound, and community action. The space itself transforms: every wall becomes a canvas, every corner invites discovery. Scan QR codes to unlock performances filmed by actors around the world, hear stories from kitchens and forests, beaches and bedrooms — stories without borders, voices without limits.”
From: In 100 Voices - Theatre For The Climate Crisis

“Hannah and Kamina have been writing to each other about age since 2023, when Kamina turned 60, and Hannah turned 35. They have been bringing this text into the studio, using it to develop a shared improvised movement practice. Hannah moves whilst Kamina reads Hannah's text, Kamina moves whilst Hannah reads Kamina's text. They are delighted to share this work-in-progress performance piece on women and age, alongside Emma Talbot's exhibition.”
From: Catching Sight of My Reflection: Kamina Walton and Hannah Sullivan

“Her exhibition will provide interesting spaces to move through, with sculpture that dancers can interact with, touch and wear. Encouraging exploration of how this influences the way that dancers move and connect with each other.”
From: Paper Dance

“Join Naomi for a mindful seeing event at the Arnolfini. This is part of Arnolfini’s Season’s Healing in response to the exhibition Emma Talbot: Everything is Energy, which explores themes of grief, healing, trauma, the body, and rest.”
From: Mindful Seeing at Arnolfini

“The Mount Without presents Thirteen Nightmares, a solo exhibition by artist Honoria Brown (b.1996, England). Set within the haunting confines of The Crypt, this installation invites the viewer to dance with deception and question their sense of waking reality.”
From: EXHIBITION: Thirteen Nightmares