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Solo works (2022 - 2024)
2022-2025
Manifestations of Female Innovation.
(23/02/2025 - present)
A performance championing three female artists of the 20th Century avant-garde, whose work influenced creative, comical and philosophical liberation while advertising the value of subjectivity and authentic action over societies structures and signifiers. Manifested for the audience through Vignettes of spoken word, performative poetry, comedy and drama with improvised action, is the anti-consumerist, androgynous, anarchic Dadaist Elsa von. Freytag-Loringhoven, the anti-romantic, feminist inventor Mina Loy, and the anti-conformist, humorist linguist; sound poet Lily Greenham. Performed at The Crypt Gallery, London (Exi Show) and to be performed at venues at the Rik Mayall Festival, Droitwich Spa (May 31st/June 1st)
Tortoise Mind.
(02 /05 / 2024)
A part scripted part improvised performance work based on an exhibition held at Leeds Art Gallery, curated by Lubaina Himid, titled: Found Cities Lost objects. The performance explores the concept of the Flaneur OR Flaneuse, and the themes of the exhibition, such as marginalisation, mindfulness and privilege.
The Changes of the Seasons.
(19 / 09 / 2023).
Commissioned to write and deliver a solo performance, 'The Changes of the Seasons' for Mafwa Theatre's Family Flourish event celebrating the newly designed Roxby Community Gardens in Lincoln Green. The Changes of the Seasons moves through the patterns and unpredictable nature of the seasons, an inclusive performance with elements of British Sign Language and audio description.
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Outsider Perspective.
(08/10/2022)
A part scripted part improvised performance work presenting personal interpretations of the Shifting Perspectives exhibition at Leeds Art Gallery, embodying and delivering perceptions of the once lost and now reclaimed stories on display, through experimental use of props, body and voice. Performed at Leeds Art Gallery.
Freytag and Me.
(01/02/2022 - present)
A performance project presenting the personal politics of Elsa von Freytag-Loringhoven, the German Dadaist. Vignettes of spoken word, performative poetry, comedy and drama with improvised action which explores the Baronesses anti-consumerist, androgynous and anarchic attitudes.
Performances: Leeds Arts University, Otley Social Club, Dance Studio Leeds, Dean Clough Gallery, Into the Wild Bushcraft, Coles Gallery;. Adapted performances, Freytag and Agar: Not the Behaviour of a Lady at Leeds Art Gallery, Freytag and Loy: The Basement, City Screen, York.
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Links to video:
Long performance: Freytag and Agar: Not the Behaviour of a Lady: Leeds Art Gallery: https://youtu.be/xRdPFXEbOZs
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