Census

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13th September 2023 – 16th September 2023

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Census, is a communally generated history of a working-class area in constant transition.

Using their rich history steeped in Mancunian charisma & wit, the award-winning Malandra Jacks (Chloe & Josh) will celebrate their North Manchester community, Moston. Lacing personal stories, with spellbinding projection mapping to unpick the complexity of present-day working-class identity.

The show will present a powerful mix of autobiographical material; alongside the abundant lived experience of community members, to ignite local pride, and much-needed conversations.

ABOUT MALANDRA JACKS

Malandra Jacks are a theatre and creative company sharing authentic stories through combined arts. Lead by their passion for people and creativity they create dynamic and socially engaged live theatre, film and installations.

CREATIVE TEAM

In their creative team for Census, Malandra Jacks are joined by Kate Bradham (Dramaturg), Andrew Crofts (Technical Consultant), Faz Barber (Set Designer), Greg Harper (Composer), and Roxy Daykin-Moores (Producer).

CREDITS AND PARTNERS

Commissioned by Contact and hÅb, with rehearsal space support from Salford University New Adelphi Theatre.

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