If you have moved away from where you were born and raised, where is home? Surely it's not back where you came from because something made you want to get away, but is it where you lay your hat tonight? Where the heart is? Or is it both those things and neither? Have you lost something forever by leaving and what have you gained then? Can you ever feel at home again?Will It Always Have a Pull on You? - T1970962509(Can This Be) Home is half music gig, half spoken word. Kolbrun Bjort Sigfusdottir examines the immigrant experience of the EU referendum and flautist and composer Tom Oakes plays the tunes his travels have inspired. Between them is a tape deck and a pile of sand. A show literally in the making since the summer before the vote, we take stock of where we are now, whatever that now looks like.Company Brite Theatre. DramaturgGlenys Leigh McIntyre. Director Kolbrun Bjort Sigfusdottir. | |
| 28 Mar 19 | Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh :: V605 listing details L0477257584 |
| 14 Mar 19 to 16 Mar 19 | The Tron, Glasgow :: V622 listing details L01611195140 |
Will It Always Have a Pull on You? - T1618618823Icelander Kolbrun Bjort Sigfusdottir (Prague Fringe Award, Bobby Award for Richard III (a one-woman show)), Swede Maria Jones and Devon born Tom Oakes (Finalist BBC Fame Academy) tell their tales of belonging and not belonging through new writing, interviews and music. This is an honest, bold and slightly political piece devised by the three along with dramaturg Glenys Leigh McIntyre, supported by the Tron Theatre, Glasgow. As we move towards the EU referendum we want these questions asked. Two of us won't get to vote you see. Our future is in your hands.Company Brite Theatre. DramaturgGlenys Leigh McIntyre. Performer Kolbrun Bjort Sigfusdottir. Performer Maria Jones. Performer Tom Oakes. | |
| 1 Jun 16 to 2 Jun 16 | Theatre Royal Plymouth, Plymouth :: V895 listing details L0910556111 |
