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Performance

VenueGulbenkian Arts Centre
TownCanterbury
CountyKent
From10th October 2017
To11th October 2017
When19:30
Gulbenkian Arts Centre (V673)
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  • Date of change: 30 Aug 17 - T636565696

Cockfight

Work:: Cockfight (S01774847461)

Two blokes in an office. One older, one younger, each body pushed to its limits. A cross between The Office and an Australian style cage-fight, this game of comical one-upmanship builds to a moment of impact where everything is suspended. A flash of bared teeth, the desperation of needing to prove yourself versus the need to hold on to what you've got. Cockfight explores the power play between men, the frailty of the ageing body and questions culture's desperate desire for achievement.

Production:: (T636565696)

Skilfully enacting a full-throttle mash-up of extreme physical risk-taking, graceful movement and slow-mo fight sequences, this darkly humorous and surprisingly tender piece of dance theatre by The Farm, sees long-time collaborators Joshua Thomson and Gavin Webber reassess who is in charge.
Producer Performing Lines
Producer NORPA (Australia)
Producer Dance Touring Partnership
Company The Farm

Listing:: L866984370




Production details

Skilfully enacting a full-throttle mash-up of extreme physical risk-taking, graceful movement and slow-mo fight sequences, this darkly humorous and surprisingly tender piece of dance theatre by The Farm, sees long-time collaborators Joshua Thomson and Gavin Webber reassess who is in charge.

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