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September 19, 2018

STACY in NEW QUEERS ON THE BLOCK

Touring dates

20 September 

The Marlborough Theatre, Brighton

http://www.marlboroughtheatre.org.uk/

 

21 September – Coastal Currents Festival, Hastings

http://coastalcurrents.org.uk/

 

10 October – Theatre in the Mill, Bradford

https://www.brad.ac.uk/theatre/

 

13 October – AB&B

https://www.abandb.co.uk/ 

 

20 October – Quarterhouse, Folkstone

https://www.quarterhouse.co.uk/

 

 

New Queers on the Block is a fresh night of innovative performance touring the UK during September and October 2018. The night showcases international queer work from Rachael Young, Hester Chillingworth, Stacy Makishi & Malik Nashad Sharpe hosted by Ophelia Bitz. In each town or city, performers will be joined by a specially commissioned local LGBTQ+ artist.

 

Venues and festivals in Hastings, Blackpool, Folkestone and Bradford will receive and champion radical queer-led work. Led by The Marlborough Theatre in Brighton, this new touring scheme will see artists engaging with local audiences for the first time, through a Local Ambassadors Programme created to reach out to non-theatre attending audiences.

 

Expect shows about being a queer black woman channelling the power of Grace Jones, memories of a queer childhood, small but perfectly (per)formed piece with teeth, and black melancholy through the legacy of Tupac.

November 20, 2018

KILLING TIME WORKSHOP

Z-Arts, Manchester 20th November, 6pm - 9pm

Do you kill your creative ideas before they’re born? Do you notice that the more time you have, the less you get done? Are you constantly getting in your own way?

Introducing Killing Time!  

 

This workshop galvanizes participants to:  

Move faster than think  

Create faster than critique  

Resist resistance  

Pulverize procrastination.

 

Killing Time is a free workshop for artists of colour who are curious about live art and performance. One must have a willingness to try out new ideas and an adventurous spirit to walk out into the unknown.

To request a place, please email  divergency@habmcr.org

November 21, 2018

THE COMFORTER

The Lowry, Manchester. In association with Word of Warning.

Stacy Makishi

The Comforter // 7pm

Part ritual; part prayer; part rowdy revivalist rally, The Comforter is a rite of passage that reclaims spirituality and proposes a new perspective on church. Exchanging psalms and sacrament for 80’s/90’s pop culture, it draws inspiration from Twin Peaks and Ingmar Bergman and throws a kiss to George Michael.

The Comforter follows the powerfully moving and absurdly humorous Vesper Time (“a gorgeous hymn…for fearlessness, truth and love” Exeunt) that toured the UK. Together they make up the first two in a three-show series about the Holy Trinity. The Comforter is the Holy Ghost of the trio and it asks the question: ‘What am I unwilling to feel?’

Stacy is a multi-award winning artist who has been making work for 30 years. Join her to explore – through meditation, ritual and disco – what it means to be fully alive and fully human.

Commissioned by The Yard Theatre, Marlborough Theatre, Norwich Arts Centre and Colchester Arts Centre. Supported using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England and produced by Artsadmin.

July 05, 2018

MALAMA MAKI

Wellcome Collection. London.

Stacy Makishi

MALAMA MAKI as part of Handle with Care.

Curated by Lois Weaver // 7:00pm - 11pm

Stacy Makishi invites you to Malama Maki. Malama means 'to care', Maki means 'to roll'. Part ritual, part sushi. Join her for sacred humour, cheeky ritual and ancient rock'n'roll witchcraft to massage your heart and care for your soul.

Commissioned by The Wellcome Collection.

May 15, 2018

THE COMFORTER

Colchester Arts Centre

Stacy Makishi

The Comforter // 7:30pm

Part ritual; part prayer; part rowdy revivalist rally, The Comforter is a rite of passage that reclaims spirituality and proposes a new perspective on church. Exchanging psalms and sacrament for 80’s/90’s pop culture, it draws inspiration from Twin Peaks and Ingmar Bergman and throws a kiss to George Michael.

The Comforter follows the powerfully moving and absurdly humorous Vesper Time (“a gorgeous hymn…for fearlessness, truth and love” Exeunt) that toured the UK. Together they make up the first two in a three-show series about the Holy Trinity. The Comforter is the Holy Ghost of the trio and it asks the question: ‘What am I unwilling to feel?’

Stacy is a multi-award winning artist who has been making work for 30 years. Join her to explore – through meditation, ritual and disco – what it means to be fully alive and fully human.

Commissioned by The Yard Theatre, Marlborough Theatre, Norwich Arts Centre and Colchester Arts Centre. Supported using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England and produced by Artsadmin.

May 10, 2018

THE COMFORTER

Marlborough Theatre, Brighton.

Stacy Makishi

The Comforter // 7:30pm

Part ritual; part prayer; part rowdy revivalist rally, The Comforter is a rite of passage that reclaims spirituality and proposes a new perspective on church. Exchanging psalms and sacrament for 80’s/90’s pop culture, it draws inspiration from Twin Peaks and Ingmar Bergman and throws a kiss to George Michael.

The Comforter follows the powerfully moving and absurdly humorous Vesper Time (“a gorgeous hymn…for fearlessness, truth and love” Exeunt) that toured the UK. Together they make up the first two in a three-show series about the Holy Trinity. The Comforter is the Holy Ghost of the trio and it asks the question: ‘What am I unwilling to feel?’

Stacy is a multi-award winning artist who has been making work for 30 years. Join her to explore – through meditation, ritual and disco – what it means to be fully alive and fully human.

Commissioned by The Yard Theatre, Marlborough Theatre, Norwich Arts Centre and Colchester Arts Centre. Supported using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England and produced by Artsadmin.

January 31, 2018

THE COMFORTER

Norwich Arts Centre.

Stacy Makishi

The Comforter // 7:30pm

Part ritual; part prayer; part rowdy revivalist rally, The Comforter is a rite of passage that reclaims spirituality and proposes a new perspective on church. Exchanging psalms and sacrament for 80’s/90’s pop culture, it draws inspiration from Twin Peaks and Ingmar Bergman and throws a kiss to George Michael.

The Comforter follows the powerfully moving and absurdly humorous Vesper Time (“a gorgeous hymn…for fearlessness, truth and love” Exeunt) that toured the UK. Together they make up the first two in a three-show series about the Holy Trinity. The Comforter is the Holy Ghost of the trio and it asks the question: ‘What am I unwilling to feel?’

Stacy is a multi-award winning artist who has been making work for 30 years. Join her to explore – through meditation, ritual and disco – what it means to be fully alive and fully human.

Commissioned by The Yard Theatre, Marlborough Theatre, Norwich Arts Centre and Colchester Arts Centre. Supported using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England and produced by Artsadmin.

April 24, 2018

THE COMFORTER

Live Collision, Dublin.

Stacy Makishi

The Comforter // 7:30pm

Part ritual; part prayer; part rowdy revivalist rally, The Comforter is a rite of passage that reclaims spirituality and proposes a new perspective on church. Exchanging psalms and sacrament for 80’s/90’s pop culture, it draws inspiration from Twin Peaks and Ingmar Bergman and throws a kiss to George Michael.

The Comforter follows the powerfully moving and absurdly humorous Vesper Time (“a gorgeous hymn…for fearlessness, truth and love” Exeunt) that toured the UK. Together they make up the first two in a three-show series about the Holy Trinity. The Comforter is the Holy Ghost of the trio and it asks the question: ‘What am I unwilling to feel?’

Stacy is a multi-award winning artist who has been making work for 30 years. Join her to explore – through meditation, ritual and disco – what it means to be fully alive and fully human.

Commissioned by The Yard Theatre, Marlborough Theatre, Norwich Arts Centre and Colchester Arts Centre. Supported using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England and produced by Artsadmin.

January 16, 2018

THE COMFORTER

The Yard Theatre. Hackney Wick. 16.1.18 - 20.1.18

Stacy Makishi

The Comforter // 7:30pm

Part ritual; part prayer; part rowdy revivalist rally, The Comforter is a rite of passage that reclaims spirituality and proposes a new perspective on church. Exchanging psalms and sacrament for 80’s/90’s pop culture, it draws inspiration from Twin Peaks and Ingmar Bergman and throws a kiss to George Michael.

The Comforter follows the powerfully moving and absurdly humorous Vesper Time (“a gorgeous hymn…for fearlessness, truth and love” Exeunt) that toured the UK. Together they make up the first two in a three-show series about the Holy Trinity. The Comforter is the Holy Ghost of the trio and it asks the question: ‘What am I unwilling to feel?’

Stacy is a multi-award winning artist who has been making work for 30 years. Join her to explore – through meditation, ritual and disco – what it means to be fully alive and fully human.

Commissioned by The Yard Theatre, Marlborough Theatre, Norwich Arts Centre and Colchester Arts Centre. Supported using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England and produced by Artsadmin.

October 10, 2017

Vesper Time at BUZZCUT - Double Thrills at CCA Glasgow

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