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VisitWhen a stranger washes up on the shores of England, a community in turmoil is forced to confront their attitudes towards tolerance, survival, blame, nostalgia, and the changing world around them.
Through dance, live music, and storytelling Se Gæst | The Guest examines who we are, where we come from, and where we are going as a group of people who currently call England home today.
This work has been built following a series of interviews and discussions with multiple communities across England who have shared their nuanced, often conflicting relationships with national identity.
Written and Choreographed by: Anthony Lo-Giudice
Performed (and co-created with): Andrea Harris, Brendan Murphy, Molly Procter, Hannabiell Sanders, Caroline Reece, Alex Rowland, Alex Thirkle
Puppets by: Saya Naruse
Dramaturgy: Karen Traynor
Marketing: White Hot Comms
Artistic Advisor: Morag Deyes OBE
Image credit is Chris Davis
Contains some use of visual/spoken descriptions related to death and dying (parental discretion advised).
This evening will also contain a pre-show performance by York Dance Space Youth Company.
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