Don't Call Me Baby
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DON'T CALL ME BABY
FEBRUARY 2017
ISLINGTON MILL, Salford
Creator and Performer - Mark Croasdale
RITE Producers - Short&Sweet: Manchester
Created and performed specifically for the RITE festival, Don't Call Me Baby is a comedic and unnerving clash of old pagan myth exploring modern day views on femininity and society's views on women.
Audience were welcome by the 'old crone' who performed a traditional ritual with a wishing stone and a bucket, whilst teaching audiences how to make an ancient wool doll.
Half way through the evening in line with pagan myth, the old crone transformed into 'Bianca' - the youthful, fertile and naive.
Bianca ran a muck reminding people about the pleasures of childhood, playing with Barbie dolls, colouring in and challenging stereotypes associated with the little girls & little boys.