
Love In
Amanda Grace
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Times: 12pm to 6pm
Slots available every 30 minutes
Tickets: Free – booking required
Please note: This is a one-on-one performance
Running Time : 25 minutes
Age Recommendation: 18+
This event takes place in person in Tom’s Cafe
This one-on-one performance is an ode to intentional, gentle, transgressive love, where you will take away a personal love letter.
Share what’s in your heart and come just as you are. The Lover is ready to celebrate that which must be loved in you.
All participants at the Love In will leave with a personal love letter composed by The Lover during the session in response to what they share.
‘A magical experience‘ Broadway World UK
‘Warm, inviting, and deeply personal‘ BingeFringe
‘A refuge to all, somewhere free of cynicism and defensiveness’ The Spy in the Stalls
Winner of Best Site-Specific Show – Orlando Fringe 2024
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PART OF LIBERTY FESTIVAL 2025
Liberty Festival is the Mayor of London’s flagship disability arts festival, platforming some of the most exciting disabled creatives, showcasing bold, innovative work for free that excites, challenges and reframes disability for audiences across the capital and hosted in each London Borough of Culture.
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Biographies
Amanda Grace
Amanda Grace is a performer whose storytelling work integrates expertise in interdisciplinary theatrical practises and abolitionist psychological theory, traipsing across worldwide fringes, Victorian operating theatres, pop-up prohibition bars, shipping containers, festival tents, arts collectives, and storied stages and screens.
Amanda specialises in the cultivation of mad empathy, creating worlds from one-on-one experiences like Love In to site-specific touring work, such as Trephination for the Twenty-First Century. Her work is informed by a neurodivergent, queer, migrant, trauma-informed lens, and is built with sustainability of people and planet in mind, partnering with and signposting to local organisations wherever possible.
Offstage, Amanda facilitates with Wellbeing in the Arts, oversees Access, Care and Inclusion for Equity London South, and represents the Disability Network at the National Theatre. She curates theatrical wellbeing workshops for Spotlight, Rose Bruford College, and The Arden School of Performance. She is a member of Graeae’s Writers Network and Librarian for the Little Theatre Library, currently in residence at The Space.
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PRE EVENT INFORMATION
This event takes place in person in Tom’s Cafe. This space is on the ground floor with step-free access to the space.
If you have booked a ticket you will receive an email from us before your event detailing important information about your visit.
EVENT INFORMATION
Content
- Audience participation
BSL Interpretation and Touch Tours are available.
This is a one-on-one experience and content of this session will led by you. Share as much as you want, or simply share your time and space.
Love letters can be transcribed digitally or verbally narrated.
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.
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