Bulgarian performance maker Katherina Radeva takes you on a journey through love, childhood and breaking free in this solo performance. Fallen Fruit – now here, now gone began as a response to the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. Revisiting memories of growing up in her native Bulgaria before and after the fall of the Iron Curtain, Katherina questions our perceptions of freedom, whether walls protect or expose us, and asks why are we so curious about the other side. Using 200 small boxes and a microphone, Fallen Fruit – now here, now gone incorporates three fragmented narratives – the stories of Jiji, a fictional popular TV presenter, a couple on the verge of breaking up, and the very first moments of a little girl encountering the West. Supported by ICIA (including the final development phase of the work) Trestle Arts Base through Escalator Live Art and Arts Council England. £10, £8 Concs/University staff, £5 BUSU www.katherinaradeva.co.uk www.twodestinationlanguage.com

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