Due by Hellena Fischer (TSC Festival of Independent Creative Practice)

Due by Hellena Fischer

‘Due’ is a journey of self-discovery and celebration, a captivating and relatable performance that explores the beauty and challenges of life and natural cycles of the human body. Through a mix of poetry, film and visual art, the story navigates the complexities of menstruation, societal expectations, and personal growth. An intimate and thought-provoking exploration of the human experience, filled with humour and honesty.

Venue. The Theatre Studio

Theatre & Social Change Festival of Independent Creative Practice

Urgent, engaging and innovative performance work and art from Theatre & Social Change. Six brand new works ask critical questions for the world today with humour, with compassion, with quiet contemplation, with sonic overwhelm, with curiosity, and with dedication.

Featuring new work from:

Beth Clarke - Uncle John

Oz Dennett – Stop Looking at my Cake

Hellena Fischer – Due

Ella McGran – Operation Shrink

Jane Morris + Néa Ishana Ranganathan – we are on the brink of something

David Woolcott – My Boy’s Blood

Production Stage Manager: Jess Berry

Lighting Design: Isabel Wolf

Theatre Studio, LH007, and Site Specifically on Sidcup Campus

Individual tickets must be reserved for each of the performances in the Festival. 

No ticket required for Thursday’s installation Stop Looking at my Cake (3-6pm, LH007). 

No external tickets are available for Thursday’s we are on the brink of something.

Latecomer policies change show to show. Please try to arrive 10 minutes before the performance.