An honest dialogue about communication disabilities

In ‘Eve and Cain’ we follow the journey of a mother and son as they transcend through understanding the intersectionalities of being black, gay and disabled in today’s world society and explore the complexities of trying to understand these aspects of identity.

‘Eve and Cain’ is an honest dialogue about stammering and offers a rare exploration of communication disabilities.

★★★★★

Their dance is organic, the poetry intrinsic, and their connection pure, and it is this that holds them – and those witnessing – together in the space"

The upcoming

"The poetry of the piece is inquisitive and philosophical, flowing like water just as Cain longs to speak. The beauty here is that the piece, in itself, does for him what words cannot– by creating this choreopoem, people like Cain have been given a voice."

Georgia Howlett