2019-21 | live performance | UK
Tutu Trouble is a physical theatre performance that aims to shift the perceptions of gender identity for children by bringing to life the charismatic story of two friends who find an old tutu as they embark on a fantastic journey of discovery and friendship. Choreographed by Vinicius Salles, this original story celebrates acceptance of all gender identities. At its core, the goal is to address the often harsh realities of growing up different, while eradicating the social pressures of sexual identity and demystifying gender stereotypes.
With insightful humour and an acute observation of social issues, combining physical theatre, quirky characterisation, text and dance, Tutu Trouble will take audiences on a wonderful journey of discovery to empower the next generation of LGBTQ+ and give them permission to be themselves, unapologetically.
A Vinicius Salles (Errant) and 1DegreeEast co-production.
Funded by Arts Council England, Croydon Pride.
