“Whilst Poland was tearing herself apart, my grandfather unknowingly tore my heart in two. His son, my father, pasted together the cracks with sugar. We argued over language, we denied whole books, we lost entire cities, we mourned the end of autumn.”

Sugar Statues explores Musiol’s Polish heritage, the importance of language, and love in concentration camps. Interwoven fictional & factual stories illustrated with sugar provide an insight into the roots of a Polish family tree.From horrific tales of the persecution of the Poles to her grandfather’s amazing Polish cake, burnt letters & a rotten wedding dress, Sugar Statues is an intimate, touching tale of loss & survival.

Supported by greenroom, hÅb & LANWest.

EXTRA: FREE SeedFund MINI PERFORMANCE

Neepism by Gemma Neep
7pm & 9pm

Has the world let you down? Gemma Neep can change your life in just 20 minutes…

Gemma Neep presents the second in her series of short performances as part of her SeedFund commission (the first was at April’s Method Lab with a third to follow in the Autumn/Winter 2010 season).

Neepism has a limited capacity and takes place before and after Sugar Statues. No need to signup, join the queue at the box office at either 7pm or 9pm.