Kick-starting with a bang, PAPAYA Fest 2024 opens with this unforgettable queer, Latinx, neurodiverse-led, multidisciplinary, hyper-sensory performance from An(dre)a Spisto and Joana Nastari
Dre and Jo are busy-important-slugs-on-the rise, going straight to the top. Lett-uce be frank: these queer deviants will be dancing, lip syncing and writhing around in lots…and lots of SLIME.
50 Ways To Kill A Slug celebrates queerness, ugliness and uselessness, exploring the slug as a political symbol of resistance. Rejecting the relentless grind, these sluggies embrace radical slowness, defiantly rejecting the binary “BE PRODUCTIVE OR DIE!”.
Watch them strive to transcend their terrestrial existence in a sexy, ugly divergence from the unsustainable norm. Join us in slug land, where it’s safe—or is it? Squish!
“So unique it takes the category box and smashes it into oblivion.”
★★★★ The LIST on An(dre)a Spisto
“Stunning.”
★★★★ The Scotsman on An(dre)a Spisto
“A fantastic gift for capturing the full sensory experience.”
★★★★ – London City Nights on Joana Nastari
“Euphoric.”
★★★★★ The Hive on Joana Nastari
Stay with us after the show for the PAPAYA Fest opening night fiesta in The Old Market Assembly celebrating the best of bristol’s salsa scene with live music and DJs
PAPAYA Fest 2024: A deliciously juicy festival of Anglo-Latinx theatre & music in the heart of Bristol
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