Performance Salon 2018
Where: Secret Location (revealed to ticket holders one week before the performance date.)
When: Friday 28 September 2018
Time: 7- 11pm
Tickets: £6/£5 (concs)
Join Home Live Art for one of their infamous Performance Salons featuring live presentations from Florence Peake, Catherine Hoffmann, Rocío Boliver, Lucy Hutson and Nando Messias.
The Performance Salon is a bold reimagining of the Literary Salon’s of the 17th and 18th Century providing the perfect opportunity for us to come together for dialogue, performance and pleasure in the intimate setting of a local home in Hastings.
This event is supported by and part of Coastal Currents Festival in Hastings and St Leonards.
Images above taken on the night by Georgina Cook.
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