Performing House ‘A Mothers Trace’

'A Mothers Trace' by Verb Arts Initiative at Performing House, York St John University
‘A Mothers Trace’ by Verb Arts Initiative at Performing House, York St John University

The first of this semesters Performing House series began last week with a performance by graduate theatre company Verb Arts. Performers Amy Camsell & James Norris presented ‘A Mothers Trace’ a work that questions one’s ability to parent – or ‘mother’. ‘A Mothers Trace’ uncovers a traumatic past and discusses the repercussions of parenting from parent to child, Camsell & Norris took a scrupulous and unforgiving look at their own potential as compassionate and caring parents.

'A Mothers Trace' by Verb Arts Initiative at Performing House, York St John University
‘A Mothers Trace’ by Verb Arts Initiative at Performing House, York St John University

 

'A Mothers Trace' by Verb Arts Initiative at Performing House, York St John University
‘A Mothers Trace’ by Verb Arts Initiative at Performing House, York St John University
'A Mothers Trace' by Verb Arts Initiative at Performing House, York St John University
‘A Mothers Trace’ by Verb Arts Initiative at Performing House, York St John University

 

The next Performing House event is ‘Control Signal’ by Haranczak/Navarre Performance Projects on Wednesday 5th November. For more information click here. To book tickets please click here.