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Am I Invisible Yet? Plus Q and A
Former Chumbawamba vocalist (I Get Knocked Down) , Dunstan Bruce performs his new one hour play; a rollercoaster of despair, anger, love and ultimately hope.
Join him on his riotous journey that will resonate with anyone who once thought they could change the world as he finds himself determined to get back up again.
In this personal and irreverent one-man show Dunstan Bruce, ex-frontman of the chart-topping band Chumbawamba, takes the audience on an existential voyage told through poetry, prose, music and projections.
‘Am I Invisible Yet?’ is no cosy fireside chat reminiscing about his Tubthumping past; it is a vital blast of angst, anger and despair. It is theatre du coeur, a love letter to hope, humanity and the haphazard heart. Feeling increasingly invisible, impotent and apoplectic in today’s world, wondering if we are all going to hell in a handcart, Dunstan gives us a piece of performance poetry and physical theatre that rages and ranges across angst and despair, comedy and delight, middle-aged disillusion and dissolution. Fuelled with a whisky drink, a vodka drink, a cider drink and a lager drink and with a love for the new generation of artists and activists, maybe, just maybe if we do the things we’re most afraid of, perhaps we can all still get back up again!
Join him on his riotous journey that will resonate with anyone who once thought they could change the world as he finds himself determined to get back up again.
In this personal and irreverent one-man show Dunstan Bruce, ex-frontman of the chart-topping band Chumbawamba, takes the audience on an existential voyage told through poetry, prose, music and projections.
‘Am I Invisible Yet?’ is no cosy fireside chat reminiscing about his Tubthumping past; it is a vital blast of angst, anger and despair. It is theatre du coeur, a love letter to hope, humanity and the haphazard heart. Feeling increasingly invisible, impotent and apoplectic in today’s world, wondering if we are all going to hell in a handcart, Dunstan gives us a piece of performance poetry and physical theatre that rages and ranges across angst and despair, comedy and delight, middle-aged disillusion and dissolution. Fuelled with a whisky drink, a vodka drink, a cider drink and a lager drink and with a love for the new generation of artists and activists, maybe, just maybe if we do the things we’re most afraid of, perhaps we can all still get back up again!
8pm, Full £12 and Con £10
Howard Street
North Shields Tyne and Wear NE30 1SE
Fri 7 Oct 2022 and Sat 8 Oct 2022
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