A moving image and performance project celebrating Black performance history and today, filmed in Puck’s Glen and Stirling Castle. Created by Rhys Hollis, Andrea Baker, Divine Tasinda, and Kheanna Walker, it follows a queer cabaret format, with each artist contributing a solo performance. Inspired by connections to Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream and a historical performance for King James VI in 1594, the film honours Black performers in Scottish history.
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