Name: Imposter 22
Start: 2023-09-23 19:30:00
End: 2023-09-23 21:30:00
Location: Royal Court Theatre

A Royal Court Theatre and Access All Areas co-productionIMPOSTER 22 BY MOLLY DAVIES, CO-CREATED WITH KIRSTY ADAMS, CIAN BINCHY, HOUSNI HASSAN (DJ), DAYO KOLEOSHO, STEPHANIE NEWMAN, LEE PHILLIPS ANDCHARLENE SALTER, FROM AN ORIGINAL IDEA BY HAMISH PIRIE

"We need to start at the start.Yes, yes, we do or the Neurotypicals will be confused"

There was something off about the new guy. But now he's dead, and the sirens are fast approaching.

Who to trust - what was it he told you that time on the pedalo?

You need to get your story straight; because CCTV and number plates.Because everyone's perspective is different, and only certain perspectives count.

You need an empty stage, a mic, a London bus.You need a captive audience, roller skates, and a man 25 to 45 who will do as he's told.

Pressure's on. Engine's running.

Developed by Access All Areas Associate Artists: Kirsty Adams, Cian Binchy, DJ Housni Hassan, Dayo Koleosho, Stephanie Newman, Lee Phillips and Charlene Salter alongside Molly Davies and Hamish Pirie over a period of 5 years, Imposter 137 is a playful account of barrier navigation, neuro politics and the power of sharing a platform.

By Molly DaviesCreated with Kirsty Adams, Cian Binchy, Housni Hassan (DJ), Dayo Koleosho, StephanieNewman, Lee Phillips and Charlene SalterFrom an original idea by Hamish Pirie

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