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VenueArts Centre
TownNorwich
CountyNorfolk
From31st January 2018
To31st January 2018
Arts Centre (V73)
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  • Date of change: 2 Jan 18 - T392647142

Stacy Makishi - The Comforter

Work:: Stacy Makishi (S0635413708)


Performer Stacy Makishi

Production:: The Comforter (T392647142)

Part ritual; part prayer; part rowdy revivalist rally, The Comforter is a rite of passage that reclaims spirituality and proposes a new perspective on church. Exchanging psalms and sacrament for 80's/90's pop culture, it draws inspiration from Twin Peaks and Ingmar Bergman and throws a kiss to George Michael. The Comforter follows the powerfully moving and absurdly humorous Vesper Time ("a gorgeous hymn... for fearlessness, truth and love" Exeunt) that toured the UK. Together they make up the first two in a three-show series about the Holy Trinity. The Comforter is the Holy Ghost of the trio and it asks the question: 'What am I unwilling to feel?' Stacy is a multi-award winning artist who has been making work for 30 years. Join her to explore through meditation, ritual and disco what it means to be fully alive and fully human.

Listing:: L1019635097




The Comforter

Part ritual; part prayer; part rowdy revivalist rally, The Comforter is a rite of passage that reclaims spirituality and proposes a new perspective on church. Exchanging psalms and sacrament for 80's/90's pop culture, it draws inspiration from Twin Peaks and Ingmar Bergman and throws a kiss to George Michael. The Comforter follows the powerfully moving and absurdly humorous Vesper Time ("a gorgeous hymn... for fearlessness, truth and love" Exeunt) that toured the UK. Together they make up the first two in a three-show series about the Holy Trinity. The Comforter is the Holy Ghost of the trio and it asks the question: 'What am I unwilling to feel?' Stacy is a multi-award winning artist who has been making work for 30 years. Join her to explore through meditation, ritual and disco what it means to be fully alive and fully human.

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