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Saturday, February 29, 2020

Saturday, February 29, 2020 12:30 am by M. in ,    No comments
An alert for today, February 29, at the Brontë Parsonage Museum:
‘I Am No Bird’
Saturday 29 February 2020
Work-in-Progress Sharing of I Am No Bird at the Brontë Parsonage Museum, 29th February 2020, 5PM.
A contemporary exploration of the Brontë story
A new show in development during February 2020.

I Am No Bird’ is a new show in development by award-winning theatre maker Sophia Hatfield of Stute Theatre, which explores the Brontë story in a new, modern light.
This show is currently in R&D with an all female creative team and cast.

Produced & Written by Sophia Hatfield
Directed by Lisa Cagnacci
Designed by Sophia Simensky
Dramaturgy by Lisa Cagnacci
Performed by Sophia Hatfield, Claire Marie Seddon and Emma Swan
Music by Sophia Hatfield

We are extremely grateful for support and funding from Arts Council England, Brontë Parsonage Museum and the Stephen Joseph Theatre.
We are also extremely grateful for workshop support, funding & input from Creative Scene, Kirklees Libraries, Manchester Libraries, Together Women, Touchstones Bradford & Keighley Highfield Community Association.
This brand new show explores the creative journeys of the Brontë sisters and asks what it means to make art as a woman today. Exploring oppression, misogyny, coercive control and the spirit required to overcome them, this exciting new show reinterprets the words of the Brontë and opens the classic works to a brand new audience, finding echoes in their work that live on today. Live music, original songs, creative language and a new spoken word script will be influenced by interviews and workshops with women living and working in Yorkshire.
“Inventive, engaging and fast-paced. Loved your spoken word. I found the stories really intriguing and interesting and engaging.”

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