A striking solo performance that turns the human body into a living archive. Smeared asks what a century of queer life feels like on the skin – in the weight of what sticks, stains, blurs or refuses to wash away.
This piece is made in conversation with queer ancestors, with trans futures, and with everyone who has ever had to make themselves smaller or louder to survive.
Smeared is part of the Lemons, Laws and Secret Doors exhibition by the Hastings Queer History Collective. It takes place at St Leonard’s Church – doors 7.15 pm, performance at 8 pm. Tickets are £5 (£3 concessions).
