Queer Cabaret. Dryhump is the perfect blend of amusement, carnage and lots of dancing. Showcasing a range of performance acts, music and games. 

Dance theatre work that journeys into the dark labyrinth of masculinity. An unforgettable duet exploring masculine excess, fantasy, friendship and competition.

An outdoor performance work that will happen at different locations around the city centre.

An intimate performance for two audience members, a Lynchian love story to voyeurism.

Live performance work for one audience member at a time, that explores masculine intimacy and insecurity.

A family friendly contemporary dance work that explores the importance of friendship. 

Looks Like God is a new visceral performance installation, it appropriates the zombie body in all of its abject and grotesque glory. 

The FAUN Project is a contemporary dance performance. The choreographic process is a conversation between millennials and their predecessors. 

A resistance to gender roles in partner dance. Participants will develop a non-gendered improvisational language that will inform how we dance with one another. 

An immersive Live Art performance exploring the politics of the queer body. 

A funny, uplifting and compelling solo show for those who have ever felt that their body is up for debate.

 Open to anyone, this workshop will explore playing with writing, words and performance.

A scratch night testing a variety of ideas for performance from the MA Theatre and Performance practitioners of York St John University.