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A site-specific walkabout through a regenerated Hoxton community combines residents’ interview testimony, fact and fiction, sound and video installations, and street performances. Its material grew from interviews conducted in 2004–05; a loosely Romeo and Juliet-based subplot draws on Shakespeare’s connection to Hoxton.
On Mother's Day, brothers Alan and Terry argue over their dead mother's flat and their conflicting memories of her. Terry has brought fifteen-year-old Lilly; her sixteen-year-old partner arrives with their plastic doll Bubba, while Alan's son Garth appears and reveals a cruel personality. The real-time farce escalates as each character pursues their aims.
A site-specific walkabout through a regenerated Hoxton community combines residents’ interview testimony, fact and fiction, sound and video installations, and street performances. Its material grew from interviews conducted in 2004–05; a loosely Romeo and Juliet-based subplot draws on Shakespeare’s connection to Hoxton.
On Mother's Day, brothers Alan and Terry argue over their dead mother's flat and their conflicting memories of her. Terry has brought fifteen-year-old Lilly; her sixteen-year-old partner arrives with their plastic doll Bubba, while Alan's son Garth appears and reveals a cruel personality. The real-time farce escalates as each character pursues their aims.