A Mouthful Of Tongues
Stina Fors
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Time: 5pm
Tickets: Pay What You Can (Recommended Price £15)*
*All orders subject to a £2 transaction fee
Running Time: 45 mins (approx.)
Age Guidance: 14+
This event takes place in person in our Members Bar
Priority booking is now open to BAC Champions and Hive Members.
General booking opens Friday 24 July at 12pm
An empty stage. A figure in a suit arrives and starts talking. Voices begin to fill the void from places that are hard to locate.
Built upon several years of research understanding the relationship between body and voice; with a taste for the absurd and the strange, dancer and choreographer Stina Fors creates a compelling solo performance in which she allows multiple identities to be seen and heard through an act of distorted ventriloquism.
A performance about what a body can hold, and what it cannot contain, in A Mouthful of Tongues, Stina uses the voice as a unique choreographic tool to explore what we do, and do not, give a voice to. Showcasing humour and collapse in equal measure, not understanding becomes a part of the experience, rather than a problem to be solved.
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Biographies
Stina Fors is a performance artist, choreographer, and experimental vocalist whose practice centres on the voice. Her performances are humorous, raw, and risky — built on improvisation, punk energy, and a genuine appetite for the unpredictable. Key works include A Mouthful of Tongues (ventriloquism, vocal distortion), Stina Force (live drumming and vocal improvisation) and Answer Me, Pythia (a durational encounter with oracles, uncertainty, and belief). She has presented work internationally, including at the Venice Biennale and the Gwangju Biennale.
Creative Team
Concept and Performance Stina Fors
Co-produced by Stina Fors and Brut Wien
Supported by MA7, Huggy Bears Art Space, Raw Matters, and Im_Fliger.
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PRE EVENT INFORMATION
This event takes place in person in our Members Bar. This space is on the first floor, with step-free access via a lift.
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PERSONAL ASSISTANT/COMPANION TICKETS
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PERFORMANCE INFORMATION
Content
- Moments of complete darkness
- Sudden and loud noises
All performances will be Relaxed. We invite you to make yourself comfortable and move around if you need to and if you need to leave the performance at any point you will be allowed to return to the space when you feel ready.
We want our shows to be as accessible to as many people as possible.
We offer tickets to most shows on a Pay What You Can basis throughout the year.
Tickets for Unreal Magic Festival start at £4, and we have recommended pricing to help you choose a price that works for you.
We know that ticket price is a huge barrier for some. If you can afford to pay the recommended price or more, choosing to do so supports those that can’t. It makes it possible for us to continue to offer Pay What You Can and welcome those who otherwise wouldn’t be able to attend.
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