Genre
- Contemporary Theatre
Language
EnglishAge recommendation
15+- Production
Cade & MacAskill
- Venue
Espoon teatteriLouhi
Services and how to get there - Duration
90 min, no intermission
- Language
English
- Surtitles
Finnish and English projected on stage
- Notes

About
What others are saying
★★★★ ‘The wondrous trans tale of Pinocchio… A funny, clever and thoughtful two-hander, rich in playful imagery and direct-to-camera asides, about identity, definition and acceptance… The satire is gentle, but the politics are clear.’ The Guardian
★★★★ More than anything, The Making of Pinocchio testifies to an evolving, continually transforming love between partners, a love for making things and oneself.The Stage

Working group
Created by | Rosana Cade, Ivor MacAskill |
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Performed by | Rosana Cade, Ivor MacAskill, Jo Hellier, Tim Spooner |
Set, Prop & Costume Designer | Tim Spooner |
Sound Designer | Yas Clarke |
Cameras | Jo Hellier |
Lighting Designer | Jo Palmer |
Cinematographer | Kirstin McMahon, Jo Hellier |
Original Producer | Mary Osborn for Artsadmin |
Ongoing Producer | Nora Laraki for Artsadmin |
Production Manager | Sorcha Stott-Strzala |
Outside Eye | Nic Green |
Movement advisor | Eleanor Perry |
Captioning | Collective |
Text | Emilia Beatriz, Daniel Hughes with Rosana Cade, Yas Clarke, Ivor MacAskill, and Jamie Rea |
Pricing
- Standard38 €
- Small group 4+36 €
- Pensioner34 €
- Group 20+34 €
- Student, unemployed, under 2520 €
- Theatre professionals (10 days before)16 €
- Student or unemployed on Nov 13th (available 5 days before)12 €



Cade & MacAskill
Ivor MacAskill (he/him) and Rosana Cade (they/them) are renowned queer artists and facilitators based in Glasgow, Scotland. Their work, together and individually, straddles the worlds of experimental contemporary theatre, live art, queer cabaret, film, children’s performance, site specific, and socially engaged practices.
Their collaboration is born from a shared love of subversive humour, experimentation with persona and text, playful theatricality, and the joy they find in improvising together. They also share a passion for LGBTQIA+ rights and culture. They create strange, full aesthetic worlds on stage, with unique sonic elements embedded into their work due to ongoing collaboration with sound artist and designer Yas Clarke.
They are both experienced facilitators and trained volunteers with LGBT Youth (Glasgow). They are currently in the process of setting up a co-operative to open a new LGBTQIA+ secondhand shop / community space in Glasgow.
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