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A man and a woman facing each other holding hands in the Purcell Room (1999)

It's A Small House and We Lived In It Always

Two explorers lay claim to the same territory. These people have known each other for a long while. They occupy a house the size of a small stage, a house divided and subdivided by time and bad habits. Their only hope is an audience.

It’s A Small House and We Lived In It Always is a collaboration between Clod Ensemble and Split Britches, the internationally renowned performance duo Peggy Shaw and Lois Weaver.

Credits

Suzy Willson - Direction; Paul Clark - Music; Aideen Malone - Lighting; Sarah Blenkinsop - Design; Chris Westwood - Production

Created by Lois Weaver, Peggy Shaw, Suzy Willson & Paul Clark

Performed by Lois Weaver & Peggy Shaw

Performances

Purcell Room, Southbank Centre, London
2000

Performance Studies International Conference, Arizona
2000

UK Tour
Spring 2001

La MaMa Theatre, New York City
2002

Glasgay!, Glasgow
2002

Taiwan Festival of Women’s Theatre
April 2004

Also performed at University of Maryland, College Park

Press

"Each piece maintains an admirable balance between cleverly conceived, spirited entertainment and intelligent insight ... thoughtfully choreographed work that is splendidly enhanced by the bluesy music of Mr. Clark."
The New York Times

"Should be seen by everyone, being a near perfect piece of theatre."
Total Theatre

"Paul Clark's music is flawless."
Time Out

Supported by

'It’s A Small House and We Lived In It Always' was commissioned by the London Southbank Centre.

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