Tangle is an award-winning touring theatre company championing African Caribbean artistic excellence. They will be returning to Guest Projects for the rehearsal of their next full touring production Volpone, the classic renaissance era plays of cunning and greed by Ben Jonson: 

For one month, Stephanie Gervais, Olivia Hernaïz, Berber Meindertsma, Máté Pacsika and Iris van der Wal will transform Guest Projects into a music and sound studio. Each artist will initiate a project that has been part of their prior research while expanding and elaborating on these projects collaboratively. The artists intend to use the residency as a starting point for a longer...

Tangle is South West England’s African Caribbean Theatre Company. We celebrate the work of artists of African, Caribbean and more than 50 other heritages. Our work integrates, asserts and celebrates their brilliant contribution to UK theatre, particularly in rural areas where there is little inter-cultural interface.

The NOK Orchestra is a Nigerian performing group formed in 2015 by the Nigerian-Irish British born composer and multi-instrumentalist, Tunde Jegede. It is the first contemporary classical orchestra who uniquely create and develop work that bridges Western and African Classical music traditions. 

Soft Fiction Projects is an artist run initiative founded in 2018 by artists Alessia Cargnelli and Emily McFarland - based between Belfast and Glasgow. SFP’s research focuses on current and historical narratives of radical cultural, social and economic resistance and examines the potential of these actions to be reconsidered within a contemporary context. 

AltMFA embark on their annual Guest Projects residency, turning the room into a working studio and project space for a week. With a processual approach, the group will create multiple ways in which notions of time impact on the construction and deconstruction of objects, languages and embodied relations around the title of the show 'Plosives'.

R&D of an unknown dramatic fragment by Brecht 

Formed in the UAE in 2015, Tse Tse Fly Middle East started life as a monthly experimental arts club night.  Now based in London, Tse Tse Fly Middle East is a registered non-profit organisation with a remit of drawing attention to human rights and freedom of speech issues via live events and interventions.

Manifesting the Unseen seeks to remove barriers and reveal hidden truths through creating a discursive space to subvert the ‘Orientalist gaze’ and experience the unique artistic language of Islamic art and its modern cultural expression. Bringing together an international group of emerging Muslim women artists the exhibition invites the viewer to see the unseen, challenging their...

Mint Works is hosting a month program of events and exhibitions that investigate different perspectives to re-evaluate the positions of Guest and Host, and challenge our common perceptions of them, exploring how we offer ourselves or receive the other, from the intimate to the public realm.
 

Tangle is South West England’s African Caribbean Theatre Company. We celebrate the work of artists of African, Caribbean and more than 50 other heritages. Our work integrates, asserts and celebrates their brilliant contribution to UK theatre, particularly in rural areas where there is little inter-cultural interface.
 

Can We Still Be Friends responds to the polyphony, the push and pull, the joy and tension of solo and collaborative practices as they rub up against one another.