'The Dead Still Eat'

"The Dead Still Eat"- performance by Jasmine Dillavou

With visceral elegance, the piece weaves together themes of excess, femininity, and consumption — not just of food, but of history and expectation. As the stage fills with opulent indulgence and silent hunger, the performance asks: what are we fed by, and what do we truly devour? Through rituals of abundance and moments of stillness, the piece evokes a world where the dead are never truly gone, and where the appetite for both survival and power is unrelenting. "The Dead Still Eat" is a meditation on the cyclical nature of desire and the price of femininity — a lavish feast that cannot be satiated.

All ages.

Wine and treats provided.