performances
We bring performances to festivals, live events, and public spaces, to start conversations about gendered violence. Our shows invite audiences to reflect, share ideas, and imagine safer, more inclusive spaces for everyone. Performances typically run for 30 minutes, followed by a post-show discussion. They are family-friendly, and use movement, clowning, puppets, and drag to explore how different people experience public space.
Curfew
What would you do if men had a curfew?
Run with headphones on?
Wear whatever you want?
Dance in the streets?
Two strangers meet at a bus stop, both on their way home. Curfew takes audiences on a journey through public space in women’s shoes. The 30-minute show reimagines public
spaces as a place for joy, instead
of fear.
Expect movement, drag kings, community voices, and media mash-ups, as we explore the wild reality of gendered violence and victim-blaming, and the dream
of a world without it.
A curfew isn’t a solution, but there is a problem.
production team
Performer/Devisers Daz Scott & Martha Harrison · Producers Hannah Hogben & Polls Santos · Producer Intern Shiv Kilsby · Sound Designer Fraser Owen · Sound Design Intern Amir Iman · Set & Costume Designer Alice Sales · Set & Costume Design Intern Lorna Grey · Video & Creative Caption Designers Millie Hawkes & Strawberry Pope · Creative Caption Consultant Ben Glover · Photos by Alfred Taylor
credits
Arts Council England, Derek Hill Foundation, The Mbili Charitable Trust, WE Dunn Charitable Trust, Birmingham Hippodrome, Bold & Saucy Theatre Company, Insane Root Theatre Company
performances
We bring performances to festivals, live events, and public spaces, to start conversations about gendered violence. Our shows invite audiences to reflect, share ideas, and imagine safer, more inclusive spaces for everyone. Performances typically run for 30 minutes, followed by a post-show discussion. They are family-friendly, and use movement, clowning, puppets, and drag to explore how different people experience public space.
curfew
What would you do if men had a curfew?
Run with headphones on? Wear whatever you want?
Dance in the streets?
Two strangers meet at a bus stop, both on their way home. Curfew takes audiences on a journey through public space in women’s shoes. The 30-minute show reimagines public spaces as a place for joy, instead of fear.
Expect movement, drag kings, community voices, and media mash-ups, as we explore the wild reality of gendered violence and victim-blaming, and the dream of a world without it.
A curfew isn’t a solution, but there is a problem.
production team
Performer/Devisers Daz Scott & Martha Harrison · Producers Hannah Hogben & Polls Santos · Producer Intern Shiv Kilsby · Sound Designer Fraser Owen · Sound Design Intern Amir Iman · Set & Costume Designer Alice Sales · Set & Costume Design Intern Lorna Grey · Video & Creative Caption Designers Millie Hawkes & Strawberry Pope · Creative Caption Consultant Ben Glover · Photos by Alfred Taylor
credits
Arts Council England, Derek Hill Foundation, The Mbili Charitable Trust, WE Dunn Charitable Trust, Birmingham Hippodrome, Bold & Saucy Theatre Company, Insane Root Theatre Company
performances
We bring performances to festivals, live events, and public spaces, to start conversations about gendered violence.
Our shows invite audiences to reflect, share ideas, and imagine safer, more inclusive spaces for everyone. Performances typically run for 30 minutes, followed by a post-show discussion.
They are family-friendly, and use movement, clowning, puppets, and drag to explore how different people experience public space.
curfew
What would you do if men had a curfew?
Run with headphones on?
Wear whatever you want?
Dance in the streets?
production team
Performer/Devisers Daz Scott & Martha Harrison · Producers Hannah Hogben & Polls Santos · Producer Intern Shiv Kilsby · Sound Designer Fraser Owen · Sound Design Intern Amir Iman · Set & Costume Designer Alice Sales · Set & Costume Design Intern Lorna Grey · Video & Creative Caption Designers Millie Hawkes & Strawberry Pope · Creative Caption Consultant Ben Glover · Photos by Alfred Taylor
credits
Arts Council England, Derek Hill Foundation, The Mbili Charitable Trust, WE Dunn Charitable Trust, Birmingham Hippodrome, Bold & Saucy Theatre Company, Insane Root Theatre Company