In her first solo work in 20 years, Emilyn Claid welcomes the fears of endings, teasing with what it means to bow out, the irony of living in an old body and what’s real and what’s imagined.
In her first solo work in 20 years, Emilyn Claid welcomes the fears of endings, teasing with what it means to bow out, the irony of living in an old body and what’s real and what’s imagined.
Vienna’s SPIT queer art festival partners with Submerge to co-curate a wild mix of Vienna and
Manchester’s most interesting queer performance artists.
Artist in residence Lydia L’Scabies is joined by artist and mentor Joss Areté for an online conversation exploring Lydia’s ongoing project; “House of Trauma!”
A light-hearted antidote to the rat-infested dystopia in which we currently find ourselves, combining a captivating stage performance with lacerating social commentary.
A site-specific and temporary public lecture exploring disobedience, complicity and public resistance.
A one-to-one performance investigating the politics of care, gender and coexistence through the act of breastfeeding.
Artist in residence GÆRALD develops material for their new show X ! (un opéra fantastique) with Manchester practitioners, performers and activists.
Toni-Dee Paul unwraps some of the key themes in Jamal Gerald’s Jumbie.
A large-scale, immersive audiovisual installation marks the launch of a bold new manifesto for gender equality in music.
A late-night club show of hip-house and electronic dance music from Brooklyn’s Cakes Da Killa.