DIG presents Liz Aggiss: Slap and Tickle
Date
21st - 22nd Apr 2017
8.30pm - 9.30pm
Price
£9| £7 (plus £1 booking fee) / Online transaction fee £1| Phone transaction fee £1.50
Adult
Location
Tramway
Book tickets
0845 330 3501
0845 330 3501
Friday 21 & Saturday 22 April, 8.30pm
Recommended for ages 15+
Maverick, anarchic, indomitable and fearless: all words that have been used to describe performance artist Liz Aggiss. Born in an era when children were seen and not heard, Liz never had a clue what she wanted to do. She just knew she wanted to be seen and heard.
Slap and Tickle is a dark and ribald physical commentary on cultural mores and sexual taboos: a disorientating display of interpretations and contradictions about women, girls, mothers and pensioners. Beating a path through the personal and historical, Aggiss creates a feminist soup that lurches from spoken word to expressionist movement, from music hall to radio nostalgia, from costume change to prop manipulation.
This performance contains strobe, strong language and balloons.
“sidesplittingly funny, entertainingly choreographed and spectacularly devoid of ordinariness or political correctness.
Niki McWilliams theatre bubble 19/06/16
Supported by Arts Council of England, South East Dance, Dance4 and University of Bath
Recommended for ages 15+
Maverick, anarchic, indomitable and fearless: all words that have been used to describe performance artist Liz Aggiss. Born in an era when children were seen and not heard, Liz never had a clue what she wanted to do. She just knew she wanted to be seen and heard.
Slap and Tickle is a dark and ribald physical commentary on cultural mores and sexual taboos: a disorientating display of interpretations and contradictions about women, girls, mothers and pensioners. Beating a path through the personal and historical, Aggiss creates a feminist soup that lurches from spoken word to expressionist movement, from music hall to radio nostalgia, from costume change to prop manipulation.
This performance contains strobe, strong language and balloons.
“sidesplittingly funny, entertainingly choreographed and spectacularly devoid of ordinariness or political correctness.
Niki McWilliams theatre bubble 19/06/16
Supported by Arts Council of England, South East Dance, Dance4 and University of Bath