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Transform 21-22 in Images
25 May, 2022

Transform 21-22 in Images

Written by Patrick McGeady
Transform 21-22 asked us to think differently about what an international festival might look like and feel like for our audience. We attempted to disrupt the festival model for something slower, more sustainable and care-led. We welcomed artists from across the globe to Leeds to present important work and embarked on exciting collaborations. Here is Transform 21-22 in images.
A theatre with a red and white stripey slide in the middle
12 Last Songs, Quarantine. Photo: David Lindsay
Transform 21-22 in Images
Linda Maestra, Martha Kiss Perone & Lowri Evans. Photo: Sable Studios
Transform 21-22 in Images
The History of Korean Western Theatre, Jaha Koo. Photo: JMA Photography
Transform 21-22 in Images
Quartiers Libres, Nadia Beugré. Photo: JMA Photography
Transform 21-22 in Images
Quartiers Libres, Nadia Beugré. Photo: JMA Photography
Transform 21-22 in Images
FORGE, Rachel Mars. Photo: JMA Photography
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Creating Sh*t, Ásrún Magnúsdóttir & The Collective. Photo: JMA Photography
Transform 21-22 in Images
Frontera | Border, Amanda Piña. Photo: JMA Photography
A group of performers in colourful, glittery costume stand with their backs to the camera. They are bowing and facing the audience who are clapping. They are standing on a grey concrete floor of a car park, with bright strip lights above them.
Frontera | Border, Amanda Piña. Photo: JMA Photography
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The Ofrenda by The Grief Series and Zion Collective. Photo by JMA Photography
Transform 21-22 in Images
THE SOUND GRIEF PROJECT, LUA BAIRSTOW. PHOTO: DAVID LINDSAY
Transform 21-22 in Images
A Party for our Times, Transform. Photo: JMA Photography