Light Source Presents- Porscha Present- Breathing Life.

Light Source Porscha Presents-Present- Breathing Life.  27th April

Tickets £10-At The Horse Hospital, London, talk 7pm 

Porscha Present is an artist with a deep heart soaked in beautiful, melancholy chords. They have explored both immersive theatre + music scenes playing in bands, hosting residencies and performing at many festivals, theatres and venues. Porsche Is a vocalist and pianist and performance artist., they have performed at iconic immersive venues such as The Red Palace and Divine Proportions With Shot Gun Carousel at The Vaults, Femme Daemonium, Boom Town Festival and Edinburgh Fringe, Molly’s Masquerade at St Margaret’s House. Porscha fuels their performance holistically, carefully using the energy they feel to carry them through different moments. Healing as they go.

Porscha will be talking about how they use breath work as an anchor for vocal and movement flow to link the physical to the spiritual body. Assessing what the subconscious wants to communicate. Grounding through the root, connecting and serving through ancestral ties. There will be moments for people to participate in some of the practice.

Porscha loves to play with clown-like and grotesque characters that push boundaries and addresss the ego. Their compositions and rituals theme around the romanticisation of life, counterbalanced with a trueness to ones self. 

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Light Source is a program of talks exploring Witch Hunts and Ritual Performance hosted by artist Amy Kingsmill.

This is our 10th talk in a series of 12 monthly talks and workshops on these themes, please check back at our website as we announce our full list of speakers and dates.

Light Source brings light to lost histories of persecuted people- primarily women, and honours them. It explores and expands the use of body performance techniques and contextualises them within the practice of queer people and women, creating a space to share these techniques & histories.

This talk is at The Horse Hospital, London Colonnade, London WC1N 1JD.

This project is funded by the Arts Council England.