Private Party

par·ty : definition(s) usage

An advantageous or pleasurable situation or combination of circumstances of some duration and often of questionable character;
A group with common purposes or opinions;

A gathering for social pleasure, for a specific reason.

Private Party is an immersive, engaging performance event from the award-winning Janice Parker. Full of punchy and poignant surprises, this strange, humorous and personal work treats its audience to a world of convivial delights. Will you, or won’t you, join the party?

This is new devised work by Janice Parker in collaboration with live art performer Richard Layzell and a company of performers. Parker’s Private Dancer was selected for IETM in Glasgow and the Made in Scotland showcase at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2010, where it won a Herald Angel award. It has since gone on to tour, including a performance as part of the London 2012 Cultural Olympiad’s Unlimited : The Revelation Starts Here event at London’s South Bank Centre.

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