📣AUDIENCE FEEDBACK FROM FIRST NIGHT!

“I didn’t know anything about Cahun and I’ve had a history lesson.”

“I had no idea about the occupation in Jersey - it’s not something you’re taught in school.”

“Very interesting. Really important and hidden story.”

Tickets are still available - link in bio 🎟️

Thanks a lot to @culturecalling.bsky.social for featuring us as N•2 Theatre shows in London this summer! Today we’re doing the Get-In at @swkplay.bsky.social kplay - follow along on our story ;)
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Sneak peak at some of the surrealist visuals made for Who is Claude Cahun? by @jeffreychoy.art

Jeffrey Choy is a visual artist and designer, and he is the Moving Image artist and projection designer for the show

The show is opening next week, link to tickets in the bio!

Thanks to London Macadam for featuring us in their recent article! Link in bio for the original in French, as well as a translation to English brought to you by team Exchange.
Find an interview of David Furlong where he discusses our upcoming production and his other ongoing and upcoming projects!

🌈 This Pride Month, Who is Claude Cahun? spotlights Amelia Ace Armande (Marcel Moore) and Ashleigh Loeb (workshop lead), both powerful LGBTQ+ voices working on this production

🎙️ Hear their thoughts on art, identity, and the project on Queerly’s Stage & Screen podcast

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A look at @carlajoyevans’ first sketches for the costumes of our upcoming play Who is Claude Cahun?
Come see the real deal starting June 18th via the link in bio!

« Even now, their story is not widely known and it’s so important to tell it and to resist in our times the rise of the far right and anti-semitism and anti-queerness just as their example showed us. »
Many thanks to the BBC for their interview of Lilit Lesser. Full interview: tinyurl.com/bdvk3s5z

A gripping new play dramatising the true story of queer, activist artists, Claude Cahun and Marcel Moore. Set in Jersey and Paris, it is a story of courage and determination in the face of Gestapo persecution.
Who is Claude Cahun? now on sale. Playing at Southwark Playhouse Borough 18 Jun - 12 Jul.