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How to Keep Up with the Kardashians [1]

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Date: 2022-09 

Created and Devised by So La Flair Theatre

www.solaflairtheatre.com

“There are people dying Kim…”

a fearless examination of the relationship between young women and their bodies in a culture of abnormal aesthetic values.

A cabaret campaign against keeping up culture. This is a dance party protest confronting the ugly truth of our obsession with perfection. Expect an epic playlist, belly laughs, brave truths and high vibrations. Sorry Kim, we’re not buying it.

Age guidance: 14+

Content Warning: This production includes some strong language; as well as themes of mental health, body dysmorphia, disordered eating and race representation, which some audience members may find triggering.

After the event is off sale online, tickets can be purchased directly from the Martin Harris Centre Box Office subject to availability. The Martin Harris Centre Box Office will open one hour before the event is due to start. You can contact the Martin Harris Centre Box Office during opening hours on 0161 275 8951 or boxoffice@manchester.ac.uk.

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