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Verbal and physical slapstick exposes the darker truths behind love and relationships in this danced monologue from Nigel Charnock, the ‘bad boy of physical theatre’. Co-founder of DV8 Physical Theatre, Nigel’s acclaimed work reveals a queer self-deprecating humour, fusing love, loss and emotional solitude in response to the homophobic climate of the 80’s in the shadow of the AIDS epidemic.
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Verbal and physical slapstick exposes the darker truths behind love and relationships in this danced monologue from Nigel Charnock, the ‘bad boy of physical theatre’. Co-founder of DV8 Physical Theatre, Nigel’s acclaimed work reveals a queer self-deprecating humour, fusing love, loss and emotional solitude in response to the homophobic climate of the 80’s in the shadow of the AIDS epidemic.
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