Presented by Tylor and Vincent & Alissa Anne Jeun Yi
Alissa Anne Jeun Yi: Daddy Issues
Daddy Issues is a drag king, comedy and performance art show about how I was called to move out from the church and go live in a sea-facing apartment above a gay bar. I started dragging up as ‘Daddy’, and vowed not emerge from said apartment until I had figured out what Daddy’s issues were. I contemplated the nature of water as fluid (like gender); within Chinese Philosophy; the Christian ‘water of life’; and looked to the ultimate water source – the sea – to heal me. Problem is, my Dad never taught me to swim. So what should I do now?!
Supported by Arts Council England and Chinese Arts Now
Tylor & Vincent: NOW That’s What I call Tylor and Vincent
Tylor and Vincent: NOW that’s what I call Tylor and Vincent is a series of various artistic compilations released in the United Kingdom and other realms. By Tylor and Vincent and Tylor and Vincent. Now featuring: “If I throw my pussy in the air”, Disassociating bunnies and well embodied furniture, the TRUE boy band experience, also including a live on stage tricycle, money guns, socks and suspenders and a FREE advertisement!
Supported by Ugly Duck and Mainspring Arts
NOW That’s What I Call Tyler and Vincent + Daddy Issues
Camden People's Theatre
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Covid 19 Information
Here are the safety measures you can expect to see on your visit to CPT:
All visitors will be asked to register their details either through the NHS Test & Trace app or with our FOH staff when you arrive
We are operating bar service for audiences attending the performance
We have a new ventilation system in the building
Our staff will inform you when the theatre is open and we ask that you wait to be called forward to take your seat so we can maintain social distancing
Sanitising stations will be located throughout the building
Contactless e-tickets will be in use
Face covers are mandatory for audience members and staff
We are currently operating at 50% capacity with less than 1m distance between seats
Our team will regularly clean high frequency touch points throughout the day/evening
We will use contactless payment only
We have reduced double-billing of performances to weekends only, with all 9pm performances taking place in our basement space, minimising crossover of audiences in the bar area
Here are the safety measures you can expect to see on your visit to CPT:
All visitors will be asked to register their details either through the NHS Test & Trace app or with our FOH staff when you arrive
We are operating bar service for audiences attending the performance
We have a new ventilation system in the building
Our staff will inform you when the theatre is open and we ask that you wait to be called forward to take your seat so we can maintain social distancing
Sanitising stations will be located throughout the building
Contactless e-tickets will be in use
Face covers are mandatory for audience members and staff
We are currently operating at 50% capacity with less than 1m distance between seats
Our team will regularly clean high frequency touch points throughout the day/evening
We will use contactless payment only
We have reduced double-billing of performances to weekends only, with all 9pm performances taking place in our basement space, minimising crossover of audiences in the bar area
Event has ended
This event ended on Wednesday 8th of September 2021
This event ended on Wednesday 8th of September 2021
Admission
£12 (£10 concession)
£12 (£10 concession)
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