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TASTE

11/04/2025
Starts 06:00 PM to 09:00 PM
Where
Trinity (Fyfe Hall)
Age limit
All ages welcome (under 16s must be accompanied by an adult)
Contact number
01179351200
Contact e-mail
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Tickets
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TASTE

A performative celebration of food, culture, and community

Step into TASTE, a one-of-a-kind performance where the simple act of sharing a meal becomes an immersive artistic celebration of the multicultural tapestry of Bristol.

As the meal is prepared, audience members, performers, and participants come together to co-create an unforgettable experience. Through sound, movement and visual poetry, TASTE transforms ordinary rituals into extraordinary shared moments.

Expect live music played with kitchen utensils, embroidered tablecloths coming to life, delicious food, and a burst of communal joy!

Inspired by weekly creative workshops for migrant women at Borderlands, this event is designed with access at its core, breaking down language barriers and allowing participants to shape the performance in real-time.

Poster embroidery by Sherien Elsheikh.

Accessibility

  • Crèche available for children under 9 years old (limited places - first come first served on the day - other children welcome in the main space)

  • BSL interpretation will be provided throughout the event

  • Quiet space available

  • Vegan and Halal food provided (no alcohol served)

About the project

Led by Carlota Matos, a theatre and performance artist working internationally with a focus on social change and participation.

Inspired by Relational Aesthetics, TASTE adopts a participatory format which embraces fluidity, spontaneity, and the joy of collaboration.

This project brings together some of the city’s most exciting creatives, including Ania Varez (Interval), Hiba Elhindi (SudaFest), Roxana Vilk (Vilk Collective), and Sherien Elsheikh (BRAC). Produced by Weronika Dwornik.

TASTE benefits from mentoring and dramaturgy support from Jonny Cotsen (Deaf Access Consultant) and award-winning company Quarantine.

In partnership with Borderlands, Trinity, and Bristol Refugee Festival.

Supported using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England.

This activity was made possible through the support of Culture West, with funding from the West of England Combined Authority and Arts Council England.

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