Originally conceived as a response to the 2015 general election, Cock and Bull is a theatre piece by Glasgow-based performance makers Laura Bradshaw, Rosana Cade and Nic Green. Part protest, part catharsis, the show sees three females convening to perform their own, alternative party conference. The show picked up the Total Theatre Award for best visual/physical theatre in Edinburgh 2016.
Playing in Cambridge as part of the city’s International Women’s Day celebrations, Cock and Bull explores themes of power, voice, agency and government rhetoric which will likely sound all too familiar. There’s also a fair bit of gold paint.
Check it out at the Junction on 8 March – tickets are £12.50.
