Oozing Gloop (Norwich / Berlin)

The Gloop Show

Thursday 17 October 2019Friday 18 October 2019

Unit 4 Minerva Works, 158 Fazeley Street
Birmingham, B5 5RT United Kingdom
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Presented in partnership with New Queers on the Block

60 mins
Sold out
Oozing Gloop

The Gloop Show by Oozing Gloop – ‘our leading green autistic drag queen’ – takes you on a psycho-magical trip through the universal A E I O U.

On route we ramble through a dream scape of gigantic vowels, handmade patchwork, masks and wigs. Our guiding green vagabond wielding a 7ft mascara wand assures that squares make squares, triangles make triangles and doing things…does stuff.

The Gloop Show re-stitches the fabric of our reality and charts sublime new political territories. This is your survival guide to the 21st century!

Creation & Performance – Oozing Gloop
Producer – Catherine Hoffmann
Lighting – Marty Langthorne
Assistant – Moa Johansson

Fierce Says

We first met Oozing Gloop when they used to work the door back in the early days of Sink the Pink. Now they’ve gone and created one of the most distinctive shows we’ve seen by a UK artist in recent memory. Don’t miss it, it’s a real trip!

Details

Thursday 17 October 2019

10.30pm

Centrala

£12 – £10

Sold out!

Friday 18 October 2019

11.00pm

Centrala

£12 – £10

Sold out!

Oozing Gloop (Norwich / Berlin)

The Gloop Show

Thursday 17 October 2019Friday 18 October 2019

Unit 4 Minerva Works, 158 Fazeley Street
Birmingham, B5 5RT United Kingdom
+ Google Map

Presented in partnership with New Queers on the Block

60 mins
Sold out
Oozing Gloop

The Gloop Show by Oozing Gloop – ‘our leading green autistic drag queen’ – takes you on a psycho-magical trip through the universal A E I O U.

On route we ramble through a dream scape of gigantic vowels, handmade patchwork, masks and wigs. Our guiding green vagabond wielding a 7ft mascara wand assures that squares make squares, triangles make triangles and doing things…does stuff.

The Gloop Show re-stitches the fabric of our reality and charts sublime new political territories. This is your survival guide to the 21st century!

Creation & Performance – Oozing Gloop
Producer – Catherine Hoffmann
Lighting – Marty Langthorne
Assistant – Moa Johansson

Fierce Says

We first met Oozing Gloop when they used to work the door back in the early days of Sink the Pink. Now they’ve gone and created one of the most distinctive shows we’ve seen by a UK artist in recent memory. Don’t miss it, it’s a real trip!

Details

Thursday 17 October 2019

10.30pm

Centrala

£12 – £10

Sold out!

Friday 18 October 2019

11.00pm

Centrala

£12 – £10

Sold out!

World Premiere

Gillie Kleiman & Greg Wohead (Newcastle / London)

Familiar

Thursday 17 October 2019Saturday 19 October 2019

Birmingham Repertory Theatre, Broad St
Birmingham, B1 2EP United Kingdom
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Commissioned by Fierce and Dance City. Presented in partnership with Birmingham Repertory Theatre. Supported by ARC Stockton, Wainsgate Chapel, Shoreditch Town Hall, Northern Stage and Roehampton University.

Gillie Kleiman & Greg Wohead

Familiar is a double bill of new theatre shows on significant otherness. One authored by Kleiman and performed by Wohead, the other authored by Wohead and performed by Kleiman, the two are twisted together with story, song and spit.

Springboarding from a question of companionship, Kleiman and Wohead reach for something mysterious: a shaggy dog story danced by Twin Peaks’ legendary Log Lady, speaking from the beyond to enable the pair to become others of significance then and there in the theatre.

This new Fierce commission will tour UK theatres in 2020.

Design – Tim Spooner
Producer – Beckie Darlington

Fierce Says

Gillie and Greg are two of the most exciting young makers in the UK, so when they told us they wanted to make solos for each other we jumped at the chance. Expect a beautiful and quirky design by brilliant artist Tim Spooner too.

Details

Thursday 17 October 2019

7.00pm

Birmingham Repertory Theatre, The DOOR

£12 – £10

Tickets not on sale

Friday 18 October 2019

7.00pm

Birmingham Repertory Theatre, The DOOR

£12 – £10

Tickets not on sale

Saturday 19 October 2019

5.00pm

Birmingham Repertory Theatre, The DOOR

£12 – £10

Sold out!

World Premiere

Gillie Kleiman & Greg Wohead (Newcastle / London)

Familiar

Thursday 17 October 2019Saturday 19 October 2019

Birmingham Repertory Theatre, Broad St
Birmingham, B1 2EP United Kingdom
+ Google Map

Commissioned by Fierce and Dance City. Presented in partnership with Birmingham Repertory Theatre. Supported by ARC Stockton, Wainsgate Chapel, Shoreditch Town Hall, Northern Stage and Roehampton University.

Gillie Kleiman & Greg Wohead

Familiar is a double bill of new theatre shows on significant otherness. One authored by Kleiman and performed by Wohead, the other authored by Wohead and performed by Kleiman, the two are twisted together with story, song and spit.

Springboarding from a question of companionship, Kleiman and Wohead reach for something mysterious: a shaggy dog story danced by Twin Peaks’ legendary Log Lady, speaking from the beyond to enable the pair to become others of significance then and there in the theatre.

This new Fierce commission will tour UK theatres in 2020.

Design – Tim Spooner
Producer – Beckie Darlington

Fierce Says

Gillie and Greg are two of the most exciting young makers in the UK, so when they told us they wanted to make solos for each other we jumped at the chance. Expect a beautiful and quirky design by brilliant artist Tim Spooner too.

Details

Thursday 17 October 2019

7.00pm

Birmingham Repertory Theatre, The DOOR

£12 – £10

Tickets not on sale

Friday 18 October 2019

7.00pm

Birmingham Repertory Theatre, The DOOR

£12 – £10

Tickets not on sale

Saturday 19 October 2019

5.00pm

Birmingham Repertory Theatre, The DOOR

£12 – £10

Sold out!

World Premiere

Gillie Kleiman & Greg Wohead (Newcastle / London)

Familiar

Thursday 17 October 2019Saturday 19 October 2019

Birmingham Repertory Theatre, Broad St
Birmingham, B1 2EP United Kingdom
+ Google Map

Commissioned by Fierce and Dance City. Presented in partnership with Birmingham Repertory Theatre. Supported by ARC Stockton, Wainsgate Chapel, Shoreditch Town Hall, Northern Stage and Roehampton University.

Gillie Kleiman & Greg Wohead

Familiar is a double bill of new theatre shows on significant otherness. One authored by Kleiman and performed by Wohead, the other authored by Wohead and performed by Kleiman, the two are twisted together with story, song and spit.

Springboarding from a question of companionship, Kleiman and Wohead reach for something mysterious: a shaggy dog story danced by Twin Peaks’ legendary Log Lady, speaking from the beyond to enable the pair to become others of significance then and there in the theatre.

This new Fierce commission will tour UK theatres in 2020.

Design – Tim Spooner
Producer – Beckie Darlington

Fierce Says

Gillie and Greg are two of the most exciting young makers in the UK, so when they told us they wanted to make solos for each other we jumped at the chance. Expect a beautiful and quirky design by brilliant artist Tim Spooner too.

Details

Thursday 17 October 2019

7.00pm

Birmingham Repertory Theatre, The DOOR

£12 – £10

Tickets not on sale

Friday 18 October 2019

7.00pm

Birmingham Repertory Theatre, The DOOR

£12 – £10

Tickets not on sale

Saturday 19 October 2019

5.00pm

Birmingham Repertory Theatre, The DOOR

£12 – £10

Sold out!

UK Premiere

Tania El Khoury (Beirut)

The Search for Power

Wednesday 16 October 2019Saturday 19 October 2019

110 Northwood Street
Birmingham, B3 1SZ United Kingdom
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Presented in partnership with Shubbak Festival. Commissioned by ANTI Festival & Shubbak Festival. Supported by British Council, Arts Council England & brut Wien.

60 mins (approx)
Sold out
Tania El Khoury, The Search for Power
Tania El Khoury, The Search for Power

On a night with a sudden electricity outage in Beirut, the artist and her historian husband promised each other to research the history of power outages in Lebanon. They went on a journey collecting documents. Some were simply not accessible. The paper trail led them to archives in five different countries. They reached as far back as 1906, when electricity was first introduced to Beirut. They found a transnational story involving businessmen, politicians, warlords, multi-national corporations, and colonial powers. They discovered traces of everyday acts of survival, resistance, and sabotage by workers and electricity users. They decided to trace their steps back and share it in this new play.

The Search for Power is a new theatre show inviting the audience to look into archival documents, inaccessible knowledge, and a personal quest for revenge.

Work – Tania El Khoury in collaboration with Ziad Abu-Rish
Performance – Tania El Khoury, Ziad Abu-Rish, and Petra Abousleiman
Research – Ziad Abu-Rish with support from Owain Lawson
Graphic Design – Jana Traboulsi
Production Design – Petra Abousleiman
Sound Design – Ali Beidoun
Dramaturgy – Deborah Pearson
UK Producer – Karl Taylor

Fierce Says

Tania was last at Fierce when we commissioned her installation 'Gardens Speak' in 2014 which became a major international success touring to 18 countries worldwide. Tania is a vital voice in contemporary theatre and we’re honoured to be partnering with Shubbak Festival to host the UK premiere of this unique, immersive story.

Details

Wednesday 16 October 2019

8.30pm

AE Harris

£15 – £12

Sold out!

Thursday 17 October 2019

8.30pm

AE Harris

£15 – £12

Sold out!

Friday 18 October 2019

8.30pm

AE Harris

£15 – £12

Sold out!

Saturday 19 October 2019

8.30pm

AE Harris

£15 – £12

Sold out!

UK Premiere

Tania El Khoury (Beirut)

The Search for Power

Wednesday 16 October 2019Saturday 19 October 2019

110 Northwood Street
Birmingham, B3 1SZ United Kingdom
+ Google Map

Presented in partnership with Shubbak Festival. Commissioned by ANTI Festival & Shubbak Festival. Supported by British Council, Arts Council England & brut Wien.

60 mins (approx)
Sold out
Tania El Khoury, The Search for Power
Tania El Khoury, The Search for Power

On a night with a sudden electricity outage in Beirut, the artist and her historian husband promised each other to research the history of power outages in Lebanon. They went on a journey collecting documents. Some were simply not accessible. The paper trail led them to archives in five different countries. They reached as far back as 1906, when electricity was first introduced to Beirut. They found a transnational story involving businessmen, politicians, warlords, multi-national corporations, and colonial powers. They discovered traces of everyday acts of survival, resistance, and sabotage by workers and electricity users. They decided to trace their steps back and share it in this new play.

The Search for Power is a new theatre show inviting the audience to look into archival documents, inaccessible knowledge, and a personal quest for revenge.

Work – Tania El Khoury in collaboration with Ziad Abu-Rish
Performance – Tania El Khoury, Ziad Abu-Rish, and Petra Abousleiman
Research – Ziad Abu-Rish with support from Owain Lawson
Graphic Design – Jana Traboulsi
Production Design – Petra Abousleiman
Sound Design – Ali Beidoun
Dramaturgy – Deborah Pearson
UK Producer – Karl Taylor

Fierce Says

Tania was last at Fierce when we commissioned her installation 'Gardens Speak' in 2014 which became a major international success touring to 18 countries worldwide. Tania is a vital voice in contemporary theatre and we’re honoured to be partnering with Shubbak Festival to host the UK premiere of this unique, immersive story.

Details

Wednesday 16 October 2019

8.30pm

AE Harris

£15 – £12

Sold out!

Thursday 17 October 2019

8.30pm

AE Harris

£15 – £12

Sold out!

Friday 18 October 2019

8.30pm

AE Harris

£15 – £12

Sold out!

Saturday 19 October 2019

8.30pm

AE Harris

£15 – £12

Sold out!

UK Premiere

Tania El Khoury (Beirut)

The Search for Power

Wednesday 16 October 2019Saturday 19 October 2019

110 Northwood Street
Birmingham, B3 1SZ United Kingdom
+ Google Map

Presented in partnership with Shubbak Festival. Commissioned by ANTI Festival & Shubbak Festival. Supported by British Council, Arts Council England & brut Wien.

60 mins (approx)
Sold out
Tania El Khoury, The Search for Power
Tania El Khoury, The Search for Power

On a night with a sudden electricity outage in Beirut, the artist and her historian husband promised each other to research the history of power outages in Lebanon. They went on a journey collecting documents. Some were simply not accessible. The paper trail led them to archives in five different countries. They reached as far back as 1906, when electricity was first introduced to Beirut. They found a transnational story involving businessmen, politicians, warlords, multi-national corporations, and colonial powers. They discovered traces of everyday acts of survival, resistance, and sabotage by workers and electricity users. They decided to trace their steps back and share it in this new play.

The Search for Power is a new theatre show inviting the audience to look into archival documents, inaccessible knowledge, and a personal quest for revenge.

Work – Tania El Khoury in collaboration with Ziad Abu-Rish
Performance – Tania El Khoury, Ziad Abu-Rish, and Petra Abousleiman
Research – Ziad Abu-Rish with support from Owain Lawson
Graphic Design – Jana Traboulsi
Production Design – Petra Abousleiman
Sound Design – Ali Beidoun
Dramaturgy – Deborah Pearson
UK Producer – Karl Taylor

Fierce Says

Tania was last at Fierce when we commissioned her installation 'Gardens Speak' in 2014 which became a major international success touring to 18 countries worldwide. Tania is a vital voice in contemporary theatre and we’re honoured to be partnering with Shubbak Festival to host the UK premiere of this unique, immersive story.

Details

Wednesday 16 October 2019

8.30pm

AE Harris

£15 – £12

Sold out!

Thursday 17 October 2019

8.30pm

AE Harris

£15 – £12

Sold out!

Friday 18 October 2019

8.30pm

AE Harris

£15 – £12

Sold out!

Saturday 19 October 2019

8.30pm

AE Harris

£15 – £12

Sold out!

UK Premiere

Tania El Khoury (Beirut)

The Search for Power

Wednesday 16 October 2019Saturday 19 October 2019

110 Northwood Street
Birmingham, B3 1SZ United Kingdom
+ Google Map

Presented in partnership with Shubbak Festival. Commissioned by ANTI Festival & Shubbak Festival. Supported by British Council, Arts Council England & brut Wien.

60 mins (approx)
Sold out
Tania El Khoury, The Search for Power
Tania El Khoury, The Search for Power

On a night with a sudden electricity outage in Beirut, the artist and her historian husband promised each other to research the history of power outages in Lebanon. They went on a journey collecting documents. Some were simply not accessible. The paper trail led them to archives in five different countries. They reached as far back as 1906, when electricity was first introduced to Beirut. They found a transnational story involving businessmen, politicians, warlords, multi-national corporations, and colonial powers. They discovered traces of everyday acts of survival, resistance, and sabotage by workers and electricity users. They decided to trace their steps back and share it in this new play.

The Search for Power is a new theatre show inviting the audience to look into archival documents, inaccessible knowledge, and a personal quest for revenge.

Work – Tania El Khoury in collaboration with Ziad Abu-Rish
Performance – Tania El Khoury, Ziad Abu-Rish, and Petra Abousleiman
Research – Ziad Abu-Rish with support from Owain Lawson
Graphic Design – Jana Traboulsi
Production Design – Petra Abousleiman
Sound Design – Ali Beidoun
Dramaturgy – Deborah Pearson
UK Producer – Karl Taylor

Fierce Says

Tania was last at Fierce when we commissioned her installation 'Gardens Speak' in 2014 which became a major international success touring to 18 countries worldwide. Tania is a vital voice in contemporary theatre and we’re honoured to be partnering with Shubbak Festival to host the UK premiere of this unique, immersive story.

Details

Wednesday 16 October 2019

8.30pm

AE Harris

£15 – £12

Sold out!

Thursday 17 October 2019

8.30pm

AE Harris

£15 – £12

Sold out!

Friday 18 October 2019

8.30pm

AE Harris

£15 – £12

Sold out!

Saturday 19 October 2019

8.30pm

AE Harris

£15 – £12

Sold out!

UK Premiere

Kate McIntosh (Brussels)

In Many Hands

Tuesday 15 October 2019Thursday 17 October 2019

Birmingham Repertory Theatre, Broad St
Birmingham, B1 2EP United Kingdom
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Presented in partnership with Birmingham Repertory Theatre

90 mins
Kate McIntosh, In Many Hands

Credit Mandy Lyn

In recent years, audiences to Kate McIntosh’s works have been involved in many different ways – they have been invited to take part as accomplices, craftsmen, orchestra-members and rainmakers.

This project steps away from the stage – instead bringing the audience into a series of aesthetic sensory situations, inviting them to experiment with materials and encounter physical phenomena themselves. In Many Hands is part laboratory, part expedition, part meditation – as it unfolds, visitors take their time to engage and explore as they wish, following their noses and curiosities. Returning to Fierce for the third time, Kate’s work is guided by her ongoing fascinations with the misuse of objects, playfulness with the audience and an off-beat humour.

Concept & Direction – Kate McIntosh
Developed in collaboration with – Arantxa Martinez, Josh Rutter
Presented with – Lucie Schroeder
Sound – John Avery
Light & technique – Joëlle Reyns
Technical direction tour – Koen De Saeger, Michele Piazzi
Artistic advice – Dries Douibi, Gary Stevens
Studio Assistance – Lucie Schroeder
Drawings – Daria Gatti
Production – Sarah Parolin, Linda Sepp
Production Assistance – Jana Durnez, Anneliese Ostertag, Mara Kirchberg
Producing – SPIN

‘After about 45 minutes, there is probably no one in the room whose hands are not completely filthy... A rare and wonderful offer to concentrate on yourself without losing sight of your fellow human beings.’

– kultur.kino.ruhr

Fierce Says

Fierce isn’t generally a fan of audience participation but we are in LOVE with this show. Its democratic format means everyone engages on an equal level, and nobody is left feeling exposed. We don’t want to give too much away – just trust us and come, we had a transcendental experience. A festival highlight.

Details

Tuesday 15 October 2019

8.30pm

Birmingham Repertory Theatre, The STUDIO

£15 – £12

Sold out!

Wednesday 16 October 2019

5.00pm

Birmingham Repertory Theatre, The STUDIO

£15 – £12

Tickets not on sale

Wednesday 16 October 2019

8.30pm

Birmingham Repertory Theatre, The STUDIO

£15 – £12

Tickets not on sale

Thursday 17 October 2019

1.30pm

Birmingham Repertory Theatre, The STUDIO

£15 – £12

Tickets not on sale

Thursday 17 October 2019

5.00pm

Birmingham Repertory Theatre, The STUDIO

£15 – £12

Sold out!