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PREVIEW: Brighton Fringe: Sisters of Avalon: Lullabies for Lover and Sinners

The performance starts where the video “Night circus” stops. At the end of the tunnel. It is all about the journey of my inner self, as the tunnel symbolises the unconscious internal self. Inside its darkness, I had only one weapon to fight with, My light. My light was my childhood captured in songs

Cabaret and Circus with Miss Evey-Theodosia Hammond.

The performance starts where the video “Night circus” stops. At the end of the tunnel. It is all about the journey of my inner self, as the tunnel symbolises the unconscious internal self.

Inside its darkness, I had only one weapon to fight with, My light. My light was my childhood captured in songs.

This show symbolises the middle point between death and dream, Neverland and Everland, my boy and my girl. As a transgender I had to kill the boy inside me so that I can give birth to the woman.

Event: Sisters of Avalon: Lullabies for Lover and Sinners

Where: New Steine Hotel, 10-11 New Steine, Brighton BN2 1PB

When: May 8 & 15 (6pm) and May 6,7,13 & 14 (8pm)

Cost: £10

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