This aerial circus cabaret show explores homes in their mesmerising complexity. Is it a place to live? Or is it a financial asset?A home could simply be a place to live and sleep, a basic necessity. But it is so much more.For some a space of love, nurture and community. For others frictions, coercion and domestic work. A home is also a financial asset whose price only ever seems to move up, up, and again. Home-ownership has become unreachable for many. Housing fuses our intimate living spaces to global financial markets as we struggle to pay " or refuse " our debts.Join us on this journey through the home in which Brighton-based aerial acrobats scale sky-high towers of debt and contort around the housing ladder. We offer moments of joy, tangled frustrations, exhilarating emotions and quiet reflections.This performance draws from the research project "Asset-based Inequality in the Age of Asset Management", led by Dr Mareike Beck, Kings College London, and funded by the Leverhulme Foundation.Suitable for curious kids, teens and adults.Please buy a ticket that's most relevant to your housing situation.
