LULLABIES
OF THE
DISPLACED
August 2019
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Lullabies take us back to our earliest memories, but they are also associated with traditions and cultural heritage. We can sometimes remember certain lullabies, even if no one ever actually sung them to us because they are tied to our collective memory. But when does anyone ever sing to us as adults?
This one-to-one performance brought together ideas surrounding childhood, nostalgia, home, and belonging. In an attempt to find a connecting thread between our individual experiences, participants are invited to revisit their childhood memories and share their own lullabies.
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You can access the performance documentation below.
FROM CARRYING TO CARING
April 2019
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A two-on-one performance in which we take one audience member at a time on a journey that allows us to acknowledge our human interdependency and vulnerabilities and come to an empathetic understanding through dialogue. We offer each audience member a space to engage with the theme of care and self-care, and to reflect on everyday challenges and the weight they might carry.
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Created in collaboration with Leona Dölger.
DEAR
EUROPE
March 2019 • National Theatre of Scotland
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An evening designed to mark the moment when Britain was to have left the European Union.
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Death Becomes Us.
Directed by Leonie Rae Gasson.
PERFECTLY
FLAWED
January 2019
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A ritual in which we care for one another and tend to our scars. We were inspired by Japanese kintsugi, a philosophy and lifelong learning which reconciles us with our fragility; it does not hide mistakes, irregularities, and scars but accepts them as an integral part of the whole, appreciating the past for the purpose of creating a more beautiful and stronger present.
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Created in collaboration with Leona Dölger.
ENTER THE
/ MOVE THROUGH
/ TAKE UP
LEAVE
June 2018 • SWG3
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A site-specific performance for The Galvanizers.
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Created by Laura Fisher.
CONCH
April 2017 • BUZZCUT
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A performative exploration of ritualistic practices and sensuality.
Created by F-M-I-N and Mandy Roberts.​