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Scotee Returns With Fat Blokes in UK and Ireland Tour

by Staff Writer
January 25, 2019
Reading Time: 2 mins read
Fat Blokes photo by Rosie Powell

Fat Blokes photo by Rosie Powell

Artist and self-described ‘forward-facing fatso’ Scottee presents Fat Blokes, his signature take on dance. In his own words Fat Blokes is ‘about flab, double chins and getting your kit off in public’, uncovering why fat men are never portrayed as sexy but always as funny, always the ‘before’ but never the ‘after’ shot.

Made in collaboration with renowned choreographer Lea Anderson and several plus-sized male performers, including Scottee, all of whom are new to dance, Fat Blokes is a show about pent up aggression, riot grrrl and the hokey-cokey: contemporary dance as a form of ‘fat rebellion’.

Scottee says: “Fat Blokes sees me taking my trademark mouthy and messy work kicking and screaming into the world of dance. It’s a riotous show about bad fatties, like me! A call to arms for those of us who don’t intend to diet despite television doctors telling us our fat bodies are embarrassing.

       

Fat Blokes is a fat rebellion to everything you hold so dear”.

Lea Anderson says: “It is fascinating to work with Scottee who has so much to say about fat male bodies. I’m looking forward to working with a group of men who have such diverse performance experiences and exquisite silhouettes and I hope to have a chance to make something beautiful”

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Fat Blokes Tour Dates:

Friday 8th Feb: Quarter Block Party, Firkin Crane, Cork, Ireland – 8pm

Thursday 14th, Friday 15th, Saturday 16th Feb: Project Arts Centre, 39 East Essex Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2, Ireland – 7.30pm

Saturday 22nd Feb: Trinity Centre, Trinity Rd, Bristol BS2 0NW – 7.30pm

       

Thursday 28th Feb: Cambridge Junction, Clifton Way, Cambridge CB1 7GX –

Friday 15th & Saturday 16th March: Traverse, 10 Cambridge St, Edinburgh EH1 2ED – 7:30pm

Tuesday 19th- Saturday 23rd March: Home Manchester, 2 Tony Wilson Place, Manchester M15 4FN – 7.45pm plus extra performance on Saturday 23rd at 2.15pm

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