Get Off 2025 Tour Dates
Glasgow BUZZCUT – 17 April 2025
Future Flares Manchester – 23 January 2025
Past 2024 dates:
Colchester Arts Centre (UK): Wednesday 30 October
Norwich Arts Centre (UK): Saturday 13 October
Hastings Storytelling Festival (UK): Saturday 19 October
Campo, Ghent (Belgium): 22 and 23 November
Sophiensaele, Berlin (Germany): 19 and 20 December
8-24 May 2024: Battersea Arts Centre , London
International Summer Festival of Kampnagel, Hamburg: 22-24 August
Sat 23 March: QUEERCALL, Folkestone (work in progress)
11 and 12 April 2024: CAMPO, Ghent
GET OFF
Join dedicated hedonist and self-proclaimed hot-mess Katy Baird as she fearlessly unveils her journey into the pursuit of pleasure.
The human brain registers all pleasures in a similar way – whether a delicious meal, a sexual thrill, a recreational substance, or those little hearts on Instagram… but just how good does all this consumption truly make us feel?
With trademark humour and honesty, Katy offers us a raw and unfiltered glimpse into the human need for distraction, exploring the depths of our desires and questioning the autonomy we have in choosing where we seek it.
Brace yourself for an evening that challenges, captivates and ultimately brings us all closer together.
‘Messy, anarchic and very funny’ ★★★★ The Stage
‘Baird is a brilliant, clever and funny performer’ Exeunt
‘You can just imagine the Arts Council symposium. It would be called “What If Live Art Falls Into The Wrong Hands” and the main topic of discussion would be Katy Baird’ The Scotsman
Reviews for Workshy
Credits
Devised, Directed & Performed by Katy Baird
Co-Director: Kim Noble
Dramaturgy Pol Heyvaert
Choreographer Lisi Estaras
Production Manager (UK) Florian Lim
Sound Design Nicol Parkinson
Additional Music Brecht Hayen and Ely Muff
Lighting Designer Joe Hornsby
Costume Designer Lambdog1066
Video Design Kim Noble and Pol Heyvaert
Producer (UK) Michael Kitchin
Producer (outside UK): CAMPO
Further artistic support from Darragh O’Leary, Lucy Hutson, Eirini Kartsaki, Jordan Mckenzie, Eve Stainton, Ivor Macaskill, Kharn Roberts, Mitch and Zeroh.
Special thanks to Sex Music and Serge Nicholson.
Co-commissioned by Battersea Arts Centre, CAMPO, Transform and Horizon with further support from Artsadmin, Tramway, Cambridge Junction and Old Diorama Arts Centre. Using public funding through the National Lottery from Arts Council England.
