Current project - 2026
the commons EXCHANGE
Capitalist Folklore
What are the myths and underworlds of contemporary urban life?
In dialogue with VIRTA and its exploration of the underworld through Finnish and Karelian mythology, the commons explores what mythology looks like now: a landscape shaped by capitalism, machines, memes and desire.
Capitalist Folklore imagines a contemporary underworld populated by gods of money, data and desire, where memes become mythology, screens shape reality and the absurdities of everyday life take on a life of their own. Audiences are invited into an evolving world shaped by the rituals, contradictions and power structures mimicking contemporary life.
The commons’ collective enquiry, combining video, audio and interactive performance was developed in London through shared conversations and experimentation, with Memphis Flemming, Nambi Kiyira, Edwin Mingard, Kaan Salhi & LaToyah Gill.
THE EXCHANGE
🇳🇱 Amsterdam
12 - 4Bid Gallery & 0T301, Overtoom 301, 1054 HW Amsterdam
14 November — 4Bid Gallery, Overtoom 301, 1054 HW Amsterdam
🇬🇧 London
27 November — Chisenhale Studios,64-84 Chisenhale Road, London E35QZ
28 November — XYZ Kensal, 300, Kensal Rd, London, W10 5BE
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Current project - 2026
mutE
mutE is a physical performance exploring the quiet ways difference is noticed before it is understood.
Through movement, gesture and carefully observed moments of everyday interaction, the work considers how identity is shaped by assumptions that often pass unnoticed. There is no single act of exclusion. Instead, small misunderstandings gather over time until they become part of the landscape of ordinary life.
Without relying on words, mutE asks what happens when silence speaks more clearly than language.
Featuring in the commons & VIRTA E X C H A N G E, November 2026
Collaborations - Networks
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Legislative Theatre underpins our co-production and co-creation practice, bringing people together to explore shared challenges and shape collective solutions. With democracy at its heart, it enables people to influence the decisions and systems that affect their lives.