Headfirst Editor's Pick
"To Be Continued gathers a formidable buffet of unconventional artists testing fresh ideas in raw form. From Nicholas Denton’s solo debut to Cleo Lake’s potent memory work, Roseanna Anderson & Joshua Ben-Tovim’s fresh duet to Chevon Edwards’ critique of propaganda. This is performance as inquiry, art in its molten state - exuberant, weird, and emergent. "
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A event held at The Mount Without on Wednesday 14th May. The event starts at 19:30.
A one-night-only showcase of bold, first-look performances by a host of trailblazing artists testing new work for the first time.
Line up includes:
Nicholas Denton: Star of TV's Dangerous Liaisons and the upcoming mega series TALAMASCA - part of the Anne Rice Immortal Universe presenting an extract of a new solo show.
Roseanna Anderson & Joshua Ben-Tovim, IMPERMANENCE Co-Directors performing the first sketch of a new duet.
Cleo Lake, Bristol based Dance artist, activist and intellectual will be sharing work from her project Decolonising Memory.
Chevon Edwards, will present a new work 'The Tyrrany of King Edwards' which looks at the absurdity of dehumanisation & propaganda in our society.
+ a new short work from multi disciplinary dance artist Muti Musa.
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The performances will be followed by a post show talk.
Bar open from 6.30
Performance start at 7.30
Running time approx 90 mins (inc interval)
STROBE WARNING***
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Entry requirements: no age restrictions
Line up includes:
Nicholas Denton: Star of TV's Dangerous Liaisons and the upcoming mega series TALAMASCA - part of the Anne Rice Immortal Universe presenting an extract of a new solo show.
Roseanna Anderson & Joshua Ben-Tovim, IMPERMANENCE Co-Directors performing the first sketch of a new duet.
Cleo Lake, Bristol based Dance artist, activist and intellectual will be sharing work from her project Decolonising Memory.
Chevon Edwards, will present a new work 'The Tyrrany of King Edwards' which looks at the absurdity of dehumanisation & propaganda in our society.
+ a new short work from multi disciplinary dance artist Muti Musa.
//
The performances will be followed by a post show talk.
Bar open from 6.30
Performance start at 7.30
Running time approx 90 mins (inc interval)
STROBE WARNING***
xx
Entry requirements: no age restrictions
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