

MEDUSA
About the show
She was a monster. He chopped off her head.
This is how Medusa will be remembered by most. But was she really a monster, or a rape victim? A political activist? A social outcast? Or simply a woman with an uncompromising femininity and a rage against injustice?
Through a series of sensory installations, intimate theatre performances, dance, puppetry and music, this immersive site-sensitive piece explores how the story of Medusa resonates with the lives of women in the 21st century. Using the myth as a starting point, the show interrogates the countless contemporary monsters and what it takes for women to be considered a threat.
Previous performances
26-29 September 2018: The Crypt Gallery, London
27, 28 & 29 September 2017: Thames Tunnel, London
8 & 9 September 2017: The Crypt Gallery, London
4 August 2017: Wilderness Festival, Oxfordshire
Reviews
"A bold, poignant adaptation of an ancient myth that alerts us to the pressing gender issues of our time" The Theatre Times
"An evocative, spectral, and incisive piece that holds a mirror to ancient and contemporary women’s experience." ON in London
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