World Premiere

Lucy McCormick (London)

Life: Live!

Saturday 19 October 2019, 10.00pm

Quantum Events Centre, The Works, 77A Upper Trinity Street
Birmingham, B9 4EG United Kingdom
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(With free entry to Club Fierce after) Standing only (chairs available for those with access needs). Co-Commissioned by Fierce, Teatro do Bairro Alto and Cambridge Junction with support from Alkantara and Tramway and funding from Arts Council England.

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Lucy McCormick

Credit Holly Revell

Credit: Claire Haigh

Credit: Claire Haigh

Credit: Claire Haigh

Credit: Claire Haigh

Credit: Claire Haigh

Life: Live! is a subversive, immersive, new theatre work imagined by nu-pop sensation Lucy McCormick, and her electrotrash Girl Squad.   A new Fierce commission, the work will subsequently tour the UK with stops in Brighton Festival, Battersea Arts Centre and many more to be announced.

Featuring shonky-spectacular, stadium-chic live visuals created with artist Morven Mulgrew, and an album of original music, Life:Live! straddles stardom, self care and redemption in a hilarious, crumbling, musical extravaganza.

Ticket includes free entry to Club Fierce party afterwards.

 

Created by Lucy McCormick, Performed by Lucy McCormick, Morven Mulgrew, Samir Kennedy & Lennie  Music by Lucy McCormick, Joe Reeves, Ted Rogers & Samir Kennedy, Set & Costume Morven Mulgrew, Music Producer Joe Reeves, Project Producer Karl Taylor

‘Lucy McCormick has the moves of Beyoncé, the lungs of Christina Aguilera and the morals of a punk iconoclast... As a comedian she is fearless. As a performer she is reckless... She is one of the most extraordinary and extreme performers around’

– The Scotsman

Fierce Says

SHE’S BACK! Our favourite UK performer! After the outrageous ‘Triple Threat’ that we presented with SHOUT Festival in 2018, we can’t wait to see this new Fierce commissioned show. A new theatre show, with live original music, this is the perfect Saturday night out.

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Saturday 19 October 2019

10.00pm

Quantum Events Centre

£14 – £11

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