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Image: Antonio Pagano, Chk Chk Chk at Convergence

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Featuring their signature combination of physical theatre and dynamic storytelling, RedBellyBlack's new show Ok, Bye opens the dialogue about what it means to part ways. Co-creators Kate Goodfellow and Vicki Baron write for Run Riot about why parting is such sweet sorrow.

Clare Archibald is a Scottish writer & artist who is interested in the interplay of words, images, place and ideas. She’s currently undertaking the second stage of a collaborative project Lone Women in Flashes of Wilderness exploring women’s ideas of aloneness, darkness & wilderness.

Photo by James Clarke

Clare Patey is an artist, curator and Director of the Empathy Museum. The latest version of their project A Mile in My Shoes brings together 20 new audio stories from refugees and migrants who have made London their home. It opens inside a giant shoebox at The Migration Museum, 8-25 February. Clare writes for Run Riot on the latest incarnation of her work.

Mzz Kimberley is a cabaret performer, actor and singer. She writes for Run Riot on being part of the Duckie family and keeping faith in yourself at all times.

Image: Deep Trash Romance. Poster image: Nicola Hunter: Motherfucker, 2017

My name is Racheal Ofori; a born and bred Londoner, headlining the Calm Down, Dear Festival of innovative, feminist theatre at Camden People’s Theatre with my new show SO MANY REASONS - which is a co-production between Fuel Theatre and Camden People's Theatre.