London, United Kingdom

PLEASE

Don't stop.

PLEASE Immersive Event - Main Image

PLEASE is a theatrical clubland built from sequins, beats, slow dances, mirrors, and mischief.Part performance, part party, part plea, PLEASE unpacks the messy joy of wanting more as you roam freely through a world fueled by sweat and desire. This is a space you enter and move through. Inside, you may encounter:- Bright tungsten lights for short bursts and flashing lights (sunglasses encouraged)- Sexual inferences- Darkness and thick haze- Loud music and sudden sounds- Shifting props, flying objects, moving bodies, and close proximity. Standing room only — You can leave your things near the entrance. There will be a few chairs at the edges of the room for those who need it, though we recommend standing and moving through the space if you are able. Invitations for interaction and light touch - if you would prefer not to not be touched, an usher provide a specific band to wear upon entering.Need to step out or breathe? Go for it. This space asks you to take care of yourself as you choose how close to get.

Audience Role

Invitations for interaction and light touch - if you would prefer not to not be touched, an usher provide a specific band to wear upon entering

Ages: 18 +

Content Advisories

Areas of darkness and total black out
Bright lights
Close proximity with others
Flashing lights
Fog/haze
Loud music
No sexual content
Sexual inferences
Shifting, flying, and moving props and bodies
Sudden sounds
Sunglasses encouraged

Interaction Advisories

Light (business/acquaintance) contact

Mobility Advisories

Event is wheelchair accessible
Extended standing
Limited seating
Walking
Wheelchair accessible

Tags

joy
Party
Performance

About Side/Step Festival

This is the first edition of Side/Step Festival. 102 Upper Street is a restaurant space previously only used on weekends. Deadweight, alongside a number of other creatives, used the space for rehearsals, workshops, performances and fundraisers. It was a life saver to have free space in which we could continue making work. In recent news, we learned that the space would be used full time from March and we would be loosing access to the space. With the closure of The Vault Festival earlier this year, many artists felt the blow of not having a space to showcase their work. This inspired us to make the most of the time we have left with 102 Upper Street and create our own festival for artists who want to try something new and meet a community of creative people. This festival is made together with Deadweight.