S/He Breathe/S

S/He Breathe/S is a collaborative multisensory installation and theatre show written-directed-community organised by Lateisha Davine Lovelace-Hanson. Rooted in the ritual of Black radical creativity, queer transfeminisms, disability justice, working-class revolutionary imagining, ecologically sustainable futures  - the project draws together visionary genre-defying frameworks for contemporary audiences.

Illuminating invigorating questions of belonging and existence within a socio-climate colonial devastated future…

A world where Black and Brown people are turned into objects for ‘air-work’: cleaning toxic polluted air with their lungs, whilst white folx are protected with breathing tanks from birth. 

S/He Breathe/S centres hope, love & possibility - by calling in the central character, Xaymaca as they/she searches through ancestral connections of queer time-travel and techno-ecologies to hold a ritual … to speak to us.  We. Me and you as ancestors, in a place where past, present and future meet…

A place where the land wants us all to be free…

Download the accompanying essay here (will be linked after pdf uploaded and a url is available)