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Yinka Esi Graves THE DISAPPEARING ACT
Lakeside Arts, University Park, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG7 2RD
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Call direct on:
Tel+441158467777
Thursday 9th October 2025 | 7.30pm
1 hour, no interval (Followed by post show talk)
Djanogly Theatre
Tickets : £10 (Suitable for ages 12+)
In her first solo production, Yinka Esi Graves draws on her experience as a flamenco dancer of Afro-Caribbean descent and the questions this has raised throughout her career. In a three-part performance, she explores notions of removal, absence and invisibility through camouflage and crypsis. Combining dance, live flamenco music, text and live video, the work takes the form of a reimagined Ghanaian Concert Party.
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