A one woman performance about mental health and the educational apartheid that blights British society, exploring the emotional consequences of a failed education system. In light of the recent cuts to education funding, this project proves that it is still the most vulnerable students in our society who are forgotten through discriminative education.
Past Screenings...
SHAPE Open 2018, The Art Pavilion, Mile End, London, 22 March - 5 April 2018
SheFest, 35 Chapel Walk, Sheffield, March 1-15 2018 AchieveAbility Commission, Palace of Westminster, Wednesday 25th January 2018
Sxrvxve Exhibition, New York, USA, January 24, 2018FiliA Conference 2017, Institute of Education, London, UK, October, 2017
Experimental Film Festival, Middlesbrough, UK, 5th December, 2017
Blowing A Gail - Warrington, UK, 3rd December 2017
Cameron Art Museum, North Carolina, USA, 28th November, 2017
SHAPE Open 2018, The Art Pavilion, Mile End, London, 22 March - 5 April 2018
SheFest, 35 Chapel Walk, Sheffield, March 1-15 2018 AchieveAbility Commission, Palace of Westminster, Wednesday 25th January 2018
Sxrvxve Exhibition, New York, USA, January 24, 2018FiliA Conference 2017, Institute of Education, London, UK, October, 2017
Experimental Film Festival, Middlesbrough, UK, 5th December, 2017
Blowing A Gail - Warrington, UK, 3rd December 2017
Cameron Art Museum, North Carolina, USA, 28th November, 2017
Funded by the Arts Council England, POET, and Creative Network South as part of the research and development project, YOU WILL FAIL HER, which culminated in a performative installation at the New Theatre Royal in Portsmouth, DYSPLA and bielecki&bielecka created a short film to see if the narrative would transcend mediums.
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