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A Little Inquest Into What We Are All Doing Here
in association with ZOO

A solo show in celebration of togetherness.

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Rich Lakos

In 2022 a show was cancelled while it was still in rehearsal.

The idea of what the show might be created a demand for it to be left unseen.

A Little Inquest Into What We Are All Doing Here is a show about censorship and freedom of expression.

This piece of theatre - part autobiography, part fiction - questions the limits of performance: what we make it for, what we go to it for and what we are willing to stand up for. 

PRESS 

★★★★ The Scotsman
★★★★ The Stage
 

 

"...and it is from these long-ago burnt ashes that this show is, rather thrillingly, born...a celebration of expressing what you believe in despite the fear of how others might respond" The Scotsman


"...this thoughtful and probing front line dispatch is delivered with an unexpectedly devastating theatrical swagger" Lyn Gardner, The Stage


"a truly uplifting piece about resistance, survival and community"

Total Theatre Magazine

Mervin Stutter's Pick of the Fringe 2024

AWARDS

The Scotsman Fringe First Award 2024

CREATIVE TEAM

Lead Artist, Performed & Produced by: Josie Dale-Jones

Performers: Laurence Baker / Ben Target

Text by: Abbi Greenland

Director: Rachel Lemon

Dramaturg: Laurence Cook

Lighting Designer: James Mackenzie

Outside Eye: Paula Varjack 

Artist Wellbeing Consultant: Nikki Disney

Thanks to: Lydia Higginson, Shôn Dale-Jones, Sam Ward, Stefanie Müller, Lucy Adams, John Biddle, Norah Lopez Holden, Tika Mu'tamir, Kimberely Harvey, Carmel Smickergill, Christina Deinsberger, Ellice Stevens, Rosie Gray, Greta Mitchell, Keziah Josef, Kaajel Patel, Hannah Morrish, Larisa Faber, ALice Boyd, Solène Weinachter, Sammy Glover, Ben Kulvich, Luca Rutherford, Camille Koosiyal, Ramon Ayres, Hannah Jane Walker, Carmen Salmeron, Lucy Ireland, Irma Unušić

Developed at Camden People's Theatre, Streatham Space Project, Old Diorama Arts Centre & New Diorama Theatre. With thanks to Shoreditch Town Hall.

Alex Brenner

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