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Venue	General
	Also: Brighton Fringe
Town	Brighton
County	East Sussex
From	27th May 2019
To	27th May 2019
When	20:30
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Date of change: 8 May 19 - T0615112089

Are There Female Gorillas?

Work:: Are There Female Gorillas? (S346923454)

Meet Girl and Gorilla. They have been together for as long as they can remember. Ever since they were born into a world of patriarchal gaze. Girl is shaved. Gorilla is hairy. This is a problem. One which they can't solve easily. Are There Female Gorillas? is a response to the #metoo campaign and the surge of mainstream feminism. This is a two-women show inspired by real-life female experiences, particularly our insecurities surrounding body hair, breaking out of the mould of being a "lady" and the feeling of being pulled between societal expectation and our own animalistic, natural selves.

Author	Grace Strickland de Souza
Author	Sophie Ablett

Production:: (T0615112089)

Created by experimental artist Grace SDS and writer/actor Sophie Ablett, this is a show that blends spoken word, childhood games, naturalist new writing and facts about gorillas.

Performer	Sophie Ablett (Girl)
Performer	Grace Strickland de Souza (Gorillla)
Producer	Liam McLaughlin
Director	Tamar Saphra

Listing:: L1319925352

Brighton Fringe Festival. This event takes place at The Warren Victoria Gardens, Grand Parade BN1 1UB

Production details

Created by experimental artist Grace SDS and writer/actor Sophie Ablett, this is a show that blends spoken word, childhood games, naturalist new writing and facts about gorillas. Brighton Fringe Festival. This event takes place at The Warren Victoria Gardens, Grand Parade BN1 1UB

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