Lea Anderson’s Trying It On will be performed as part of The Bristol Museum and Art Gallery’s Museum At Night on May 16th 2018. It will be a performed exhibition of a selection of costumes from The Cholmondeleys and The Featherstonehaughs’ archives, which are housed in BV Studios Bristol, performed by 6 dancers with a sound track by Steve Blake. The costumes will include designs by Sandy Powell, Emma Fryer and Simon Vincenzi.
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Trying It On
Flying Head and Monkey Boy
Full Bloom Festival: Evening Performance
A festival of dance for and by older people at Trinity Arts, Bristol
28th January 2018: Starts 19:00 to21:15
Full Bloom Festival – join Gerry’s Attic over 55’s Dance Company for their evening performance.
7:00pm: A discussion panel with speakers from Pavilion Dance South West, LinkAge and Lea Anderson, talking about dance for older people.
7:30pm: Interval
8:00pm: Come and see a dazzling performance showcasing the tireless work of Gerry’s Attic Dance company, including a new piece. – Flying Head and Monkey Boy, by Lea Anderson with guest performances from Yama ad Striking Attitudes.
Prices and Admission: Tickets for the evening performance are £7. This evening’s performances are part of the Full Bloom Festival which includes daytime workshops.
Image artwork by Hannah Hoch
You’ve Changed: Dates 2017
You’ve Changed produced by Trans Creative
Remaining performance dates for 2017:
7th November: Liverpool, Homotopia, Unity Theatre
10th, 11th November: Salford, Flying Solo Festival, Lowry Quays Theatre
17th November: Birmingham, Shout Festival, mac birmingham
1st December: Lancaster Arts
Bloodsucker
Production shots by Rachel Cherry of Bloodsucker performed by Anjali Dance Company with choreography by Lea Anderson, sound by Steve Blake and design by Simon Vincenzi. Bloodsucker is touring the UK, Spain and Mexico this autumn 2017 as part of their Genius programme.
Ladies & Gentlemen Autumn Tour Begins
Excerpts of Ladies & Gentlemen were presented at the Festival of Thrift in Redcar this weekend. The show in its entirety will open this week at Chapter Arts in Cardiff, – September 28, 29, 30. The work will then be touring through October.
Mumford Theatre, Cambridge 9 October 2017
Jersey Opera House 11 October 2017
Winchester Theatre Royal 18 October 2017
Bath Spa University 19 October 2017
De Montford University, Leicester 21 October 2017
Exeter Phoenix 23 October 2017
Greenwich Dance, London 27 October 2017
Bloodsucker Premiere
Bloodsucker will premiere as part of Anjali’s Genius tour in Newcastle: Dance City on Thursday 5th October 2017performances at 1.30pm and 6pm
Bloodsucker
Anjali Dance Company will be touring Bloodsucker this autumn as part of their Genius programme.
Bloodsucker is choreographed by Lea with sound by Steve Blake and design by Simon Vincenzi.
Dates:
Thursday 5th October 2017 -Dance City, Newcastle upon Tyne –
Monday 9th October 2017 -The Theatre, Chipping Norton
Tuesday 10 October 2017 -Forest Arts Centre, Walsall
Monday 16th October 2017 -Malvern Theatres, Malvern
Wednesday 25th October 2017 -The House, Plymouth University, Plymouth
Wednesday 1 November – Artrix, Bromsgrove
Saturday 4th November 2017 -borough Arts Centre, Leicester
Tuesday 7th November 2017 – Stanley & Audrey Burton Theatre, Lancaster
Thursday 9th November 2017 – Lancaster Arts, Lancaster
Sunday 12th November 2017 -Sagarra Theater (FITI Festival), Barcelona
Saturday 25th November 2017 -IV Festival Oxímoron 2017, Querétaro City, Mexico
Sunday 3rd December 2017 –TBC, Puebla City, Mexico
You’ve Changed
Reviews
https://edinburghfestival.list.co.uk/article/93801-youve-changed/
https://www.thestage.co.uk/reviews/2017/youve-changed-review-at-northern-stage-summerhall/
You’ve Changed -Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2017
Contains nudity and swearing!
Event Details
Previews: 5,6 August
Performances: 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 24, 25, 26 August
Time: 20.30
Duration: 60 mins
Venue: Northern Stage @Summerhall (Venue 26) Edinburgh, EH9 .
Age Suitability: 14+
You’ve Changed: A Trans Creative and Contact Co-Production
So, let’s, face the music and dance…
It’s fourteen years since Kate transitioned and a lot has changed. However, where gender is concerned, are we still stuck in the dark ages? When there’s no rule book, sometimes you just have to write your own.
Through song, dance, hard-won wit and wisdom, You’ve Changed shines a light on the ins, outs, ups and downs of transitioning. Challenging the idea that genitals equal gender, Kate literally bares all, exploring what’s down there and what’s up here.
Kate’s changed: that’s clear, but what she really wants to know is, have you?
Performers: Kate O’Donnell, Sean Murray
Director: Mark Whitelaw
Choreographer: Lea Anderson
Musical Director: Steve Blake
Designer: Katherine Heath
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