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SUMMARY:I Fall Down: A Restoration Comedy Gina Moxley
DESCRIPTION:"Fearlessly ambitious\, both scrappily punk and technically proficient I Fall Down is fun\, funny and unapologetically feminist."\n\n Business Post\n\n"Outrageous comedy."\n\n The Irish Times\n\nIn I Fall Down\, Gina Moxley\, a former art student\, begins by referring to what was her introductory bible to art history - The Story of Art - in which not a single female artist was mentioned. Enraged by that erasure and inspired by Florence Syndrome\, a malady where tourists are so overwhelmed by seeing classical masterpieces\, they fall into a psychotic state\, Moxley confronts classical female statuary head on. The omission of their genitalia propels her on a wild mission to set the record straight.\n\nThis immersive\, punk and fearlessly feminist show begins with a lecture\, segues into an operatic promenade\, travels to Florence courtesy of contemporary dance\, video and sound installations and finally arrives at a cheeky hands-on clay modelling workshop. A living example of Joseph Beuys' radical dictum: 'Everyone is an artist'. Possibly the best fun you can have getting your hands dirty.\n\nA 'restoration comedy' so to speak.\n\nI Fall Down is a critical and audience hit\, appealing to audiences of all genders and across a huge age range from sixteen to ninety-six.\n\nOriginally staged across multiple spaces at the Crawford Art Gallery for the Cork Midsummer Festival and restaged at Trinity College Dublin for the Dublin Theatre Festival.\n\nA Co-production between The Everyman and Once Off Productions. Funded by the Arts Council | An Chomhairle Eala on\n\nPlease note This is a promenade performance and will require moving by foot to different locations. For ages 16+
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:&rdquo\;Fearlessly ambitious\, both scrappily punk and technically proficient&hellip\; I Fall Down is fun\, funny and unapologetically feminist.&ldquo\;
\n&mdash\; Business Post
\n\n&rdquo\;Outrageous comedy.&ldquo\;
\n&mdash\; The Irish Times
\n\nIn I Fall Down\, Gina Moxley\, a former art student\, begins by referring to what was her introductory bible to art history - The Story of Art - in which not a single female artist was mentioned. Enraged by that erasure and inspired by Florence Syndrome\, a malady where tourists are so overwhelmed by seeing classical masterpieces\, they fall into a psychotic state\, Moxley confronts classical female statuary head on. The omission of their genitalia propels her on a wild mission to set the record straight.
\n\nThis immersive\, punk and fearlessly feminist show begins with a lecture\, segues into an operatic promenade\, travels to Florence courtesy of contemporary dance\, video and sound installations and finally arrives at a cheeky hands-on clay modelling workshop. A living example of Joseph Beuys'\; radical dictum: '\;Everyone is an artist'\;. Possibly the best fun you can have getting your hands dirty.
\n\nA '\;restoration comedy'\; so to speak.
\n\nI Fall Down is a critical and audience hit\, appealing to audiences of all genders and across a huge age range from sixteen to ninety-six.
\n\nOriginally staged across multiple spaces at the Crawford Art Gallery for the Cork Midsummer Festival and restaged at Trinity College Dublin for the Dublin Theatre Festival.
\n\nA Co-production between The Everyman and Once Off Productions. Funded by the Arts Council | An Chomhairle Ealaí\;on
\n\nPlease note This is a promenade performance and will require moving by foot to different locations. For ages 16+
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LOCATION:Dance Cork Firkin Crane John Redmond Street Shandon Cork
UID:e.2489.39340
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DTSTAMP:20260716T104230Z
URL:https://chamber.corkchamber.ie/events/details/i-fall-down-a-restoration-comedy-gina-moxley-39340
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