Liminal Festival: The Leopard Crown
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The Leopard Crown by Rich KinsionaGrosvenor East TheatreSeptember 15th, 7pm
The Leopard Crown is a solo, laboratory performance exploring Congolese family memory, colonial violence, ancestral storytelling and survival. Beginning in a hospital room where a son visits his mother, the piece slips into a reimagined Congolese version of The Girl Without Hands, using movement, voice, sound, projection and object work.
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The Leopard Crown is a solo, laboratory performance exploring Congolese family memory, colonial violence, ancestral storytelling and survival. Beginning in a hospital room where a son visits his mother, the piece slips into a reimagined Congolese version of The Girl Without Hands, using movement, voice, sound, projection and object work.
Disclaimer:
The event listed here is purely for informational purposes. All the details such as venue, date/time, artist information, etc., are subject to change.
This event is not associated with or sponsored by AllEvents, but it may be of interest to you. You can explore more such events with us at AllEvents.
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Grosvenor East theatre, Manchester Metropolitan University, Grosvenor East theatre, Manchester Metropolitan University, Manchester, EN, United Kingdom
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