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Cheng Lei was imprisoned by the Chinese Ministry of State Security for 1154 days – that is, three years, two months – and three birthdays of her children. The crime was that old stand-by, supplying state secrets to foreign powers. In 1154 Days, Cheng Lei plays herself, narrating directly or in Voice Over, in a stylised, impressionistic way, depicting what her incarceration looked like and felt like.
'Soul-searching, and bracingly honest' — Limelight 'Packs a complex emotional punch' — ArtsHub 'Profound and profoundly funny' — Time Out Join an odyssey of self-discovery and liberation. Actor, dancer, and writer, Joel Bray invites you to an intimate exploration of his secret queer identity within the confines of a 1990s Pentecostal Church. Partake in a shared ritual that immerses you in the transformative power of music, movement, and collective ritual.
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