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In the performance the artist relates her experience of working
as a pregnant waitress, while tending to twelve of the audience seated
around a large dining table, discussing her observations of class divisions in this line of work. The performance, thus, twists the role of the
waitress between being servile and dominant. Displayed on menu boards are
the placentas sourced from the different ethnic origins listed on a standard
equal opportunity form and audience members are invited to choose a placenta from this list. Loaded with
twists, tension and action, through combining pain with pleasure, hope with
tragedy, fine dining with self-service, this
performance questions our capacity to consume the barriers that fence in human fear. |