23 Nov 2025
NEUROQUEER: Part 1
Exploring NEUROQUEER as action, verb, identity.
Doors at 11am, free coffee and pastries
Running time: 30 minutes
Low income £5
Solidarity £15 ↓
- Wheelchair user access
- Relaxed environment
- Quiet space available
A Bradford 2025 Artist Award project.
NEUROQUEER: Part 1 is an original 20 minute live art sharing of sound and poetry composition, a playful experimentation and work in progress between two best mates; exploring NEUROQUEER as action, verb, identity.
Showcased as part of Bradford Queer Film Festival at Common Space.
Advice on content
- Loud sounds from the PA and live instruments, including a drum kit
- Contains some strong language
- Themes include experiences of gender identity, neurodiversity, and race
- References to the experience of transphobia
Getting there
Common Space is located at 1-3 John Street, Bradford, BD1 3JT, on the corner diagonally opposite Jean Junction, across the road from Highpoint and on the same side of the road as Oastler Market. They have pink signs and coloured window stickers.
For more information on parking and access, please visit the Common/Wealth website:Common Space.
About Theatre with Legs
Theatre with Legs (TWL) are performance/live art makers Jess Murrain and Lua Bairstow. We create queer and experimental live art using contemporary poetry, radical sound composition, movement and music. We seek to experiment with subversive and counter-cultural storytelling-where the personal meets the political, seeking always to queer performance and to undermine the white and cis-gender gaze. Theatre with Legs have been making and sharing work in Bradford since 2016 including in residency and in public facing performance.
With the support of Bradford 2025 and Neuroqueering Humans Network, Theatre with Legs now seek a radical exploration of neuroqueering as verb, adjective, action, and identity.
Jess Murrain: Lead Artist
Alice Parsons/Castles in the Sky: Strategic Producer
Ash Cox: Creative Producer and Access Facilitator
shi Blank: Technical Artist
James Manning: Technical Artist
Adae Bajomo: Audio Description Consultant
Yasser Zadeh: Creative Support
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