We’re proud to offer a range of ticket prices for these productions, making great theatre affordable for everyone. You pay what you can, starting from £7.50, and because we are an independent charity, all proceeds will be reinvested to continue the Hippodrome’s commitment to supporting new work in Birmingham.
As part of Origins Festival: Celebrating New Work, watch two brand new performances by our hand-picked Hippodrome Origin Artists.
Nathan Sebastian Lafayette – As Poetic As It Sounds
An exciting new piece of dance theatre from Nathan Sebastian Lafayette, a Birmingham-based multidisciplinary artist. The piece explores what it means to be an artist, from the comic to the infuriating, the administrative to the sublime.
Louis Wharton – Hurts So Good
Louis Wharton’s new work, Hurts So Good, plays on themes of queer storytelling with a bold and inventive process.
In the late 1980s the police conducted Operation Spanner, prosecuting 16 men for consensual sadomasochism. As Louis gets pulled into a web of research, he’s confronted by queer legacy, ethical dilemmas and some very evasive librarians.
Performances
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Thu14 May6:45pmFrom: £7.50
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Origins Festival
Mon 11 May
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