EYES SEE SONG
A dynamically immersive dive into the poetic world of women, Chorale Poetique transform the everyday, the every-space and the ordinary into the extraordinary as they draw us into the hidden recesses of a woman’s hopes, wishes, and dreams.
“Who am I when I dream out loud? What changes when I live a dream? “
Through poetry, theatrical vignettes, song and choral movement the ensemble seduces, enchants and challenges audiences into engagement, reflection and song.
“Come now! You are the choir. Your every note affects our sound.”
The ensemble asks: “Who do we belong to and how does our joy reshape the world?”
The hidden, the unsaid, and supressed corners of female experience merge into healing dance with the joyous, the heart warming, the splendour and power of womanhood as Chorale Poetique deliver a uniquely somatic storytelling experience.
“Your laughter, your tears, your rage and your judgement are all welcome – every part of you makes us whole. One cannot exist without the other and so together we go... ”
Cast & Creatives
Pid'or Tampa + Full cast tba
Date & Time: Tuesday 30th September @7pm
Running Time: 60mins
Content warnings: Age 16+ Audience are advised that the show contains light references to domestic violence
Latecomers may not be admitted. Ticket purchases are non refundable.
Concession prices apply to students; under 18s; pensioners; those on disability and unemployment benefits; Equity, BECTU & SDUK members.
Venue
Venue: The Bread & Roses Pub - John Burns Room (Garden Room)
The John Burns Room (Garden Room) of The Bread & Roses pub is a flexible and intimate space ideal for comedy, spoken word, live music, and cabaret. With its relaxed atmosphere and cosy beer garden, it offers a welcoming setting for both performers and audiences.
The Bread & Roses Pub is a unique, independent grassroots music venue with deep community roots. Owned by the Battersea and Wandsworth Trade Union Council and run by the Workers Beer Company, it is the UK’s only trade union-owned pub—reflecting a proud history of activism, inclusivity, and support for the arts.
Upstairs in the same building is the acclaimed Bread & Roses Theatre, home of the Lambeth Fringe, making the building a key part of the festival’s creative hub.
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