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Teater Dictat Performance Lecture

  • Exeter Phoenix Gandy Street Exeter, England, EX4 3LS United Kingdom (map)

Johan Svensson and Magdi Saleh, theatre practitioners from Sweden, map their own queer histories as they talk about Teater Dictat, working in the Swedish theatre industry, retelling the British canon abroad and exporting the Swedish canon internationally.

The performance lecture will explore methods and techniques for reading, performing, and embodying the queer in existential and phenomenological art practices.

Johan and Magdi look at retelling queer theatrical history from Strindberg to Shakespeare.

Through personal anecdotes, excerpts of performances, and a Q&A, the stories that bridge the region of Halland with the county of Devon will come to life.

Cost: Pay What You Can


Accessibility Statement: There is a steep slope from the street leading to the main entrance and a flight of stairs up to our front door. More level access is possible by approaching from Exeter Central Library on Castle street. Step-free access to the building is available via a ramped entrance on the side of the building.

The side entrance is equipped with automatic doors.

Guide / Hearing / Assistance Dogs are welcome. If you wish to take your dog into the performance, please let us know when booking your ticket so that we can arrange an adjacent seat.

All ground floor spaces are fully accessible with a mix of level flooring and gentle ramps. Spaces on our first floor are accessible via lift or the main staircases with level floor access throughout. Unfortunately, our second floor is not accessible via lift. Access from the first floor is via one flight of stairs.

The cafe bar plays low level recorded music during the day, wih moderately bright lighting. During the evening in the cafe bar the music is louder and the lighting is lower. The cafe bar can become busy at various times which makes it louder.

Events in the auditorium vary depending on what is showing, there will be signage if there is going to be haze, flashing lights or strobe.

The building can be busy with musltiple events happening at the same time, if during your visit you feel you need a quieter space please ask the duty manager who will try to accomodate this where possible.

The lecture will be delivered in English. Some video excerpts will be in Swedish with English subtitles.

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