Down Syndrome Radical Beauties in the Truth to Power Cafe

Image credit: Jeremy Goldstein, photographed by Kate Holmes.

‘Truth to Power Cafe’ is a new international performance event wowing audiences in UK, Netherlands, Australia, and Croatia. Their only London dates are on 30th and 31st October at the Roundhouse where 20 London participants will rise up in the name of free speech and political activism, and respond to the question ‘who has power over you and what do you want to say to them?’ before a live audience.

on 08/10/18 with

Performer and composer Tom Adams and Lillian Henley (Associate Composer of 1927) are a married couple and have made a Gig Theatre show about sleep talking and sleep walking, using over three years of sleep talk recordings of Tom. What you see is a tender, funny, intimate and sometimes dark portrait of a relationship, exploring the meaningless utterances that Tom speaks in the night.

Bethan Wood on 01/10/18 with

[Photograph by Tristram Kenton]

on 01/10/18 with

[Photograph by Paul Blakemore]

on 01/10/18 with

[Alim Jayda]

Bethan Wood on 01/10/18 with

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Nathan Comer on 25/09/18 with

on 24/09/18 with

[Photo Credit: Lavinia Co-op by Justin David & David Meyer]

David Meyer, a founding member of the Lindsay Kemp Company, meets Lavinia Co-op, a founding member of the Bloolips Theatre Company. The two star opposite each other in SwanSong, a new play by Nathan Evans at the Royal Vauxhall Tavern as part of And What? Queer. Arts. Festival.

David: So, we meet again…

on 18/09/18 with

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