These are a few of my favourite things...
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These are a few of my favourite things... 〰️
Feed Me is an embodied ritual designed to decolonize and reclaim the experience of feeding and eating. Its most recent iteration, presented at the Food of War Retrospective for The Saatchi Gallery, featured four movement-trained performers who formed a dynamic collective of roaming mouths, adorned with reflective mirror masks, and communicated using a uniquely created language.
Bigfoot is a digital, site-specific performance developed in collaboration with Los Angeles-based coding artist Todd Anderson. Visitors engage with Bigfoot as it navigates a complex digital landscape, interacting with websites through graffiti-like modifications and rephrasing content, prompting reflection on themes of disorientation and discovery. Available to perform.
A Lithuanian teen tries to overcome fascists by starting an illegal contagious laughter epidemic. A storytelling show that blends lip sync, animation, clowning, and puppetry in a one-idiot show that uses speculative fiction to celebrate revolutionary queerness and provide irresistible, insurrectionary giggles. First staged at Streatham Space Project.
‘queer body wild’ is an Embodiment research methodology that asks how rewilding and queerness intersect somatically. Initiated as part of 'How Queerness Moves', a movement research project on queerness from contemporary ballet perspectives, London Performance Studios. In constant development.