Friday 10 October 2025, 7.30pm
feeo is the solo project of vocalist, songwriter and artist Theodora Laird. At the heart of the project lies song and story, through which she seeks to investigate the feedback and tension between micro and macro narratives. Through deconstructing and recontextualising songform, feeo situates hyper-personal stories of her lived experience within overarching depictions of social and political structures, hoping to expose truth.
Also one half of duo Crosspiece and part of the GRAIN Residency for improvised and experimental music, Theodora Laird’s songwriting practice finds new forms within improvised music, through which she explores linguistic phonetics and interpersonal dynamics.
jb glazer is a cross-functional producer, composer, and dancer. The music of jb glazer is uncomfortable and comforting, live and pre-packaged. Somewhere between concrete and computer music, jb glazer’s practice comes from forcing collaboration between the internet and irl. jb glazer releases his own, and others excellent music, via glint.
Ute Kanngießer is a London based cellist and composer from Germany. Over the years, she has carefully deconstructed her classical roots and almost exclusively performs unscripted, improvised music. Much of her work has evolved in relationship with other art forms such as film, poetry, dance and site specific work. She is interested in the vast expressive possibilities of her instrument in relation to body, space, and others, always looking to rediscover or redefine what is musical/lyrical in this moment in time.
Recent releases include Blue Monday - a collaboration with writer Zara Joan Miller - on New York label Reading Group.
Zara Joan Miller is a British/Iranian artist working across poetry, performance and film. Her writing often situates itself in communal time(keeping) and space before taking root in the private body. BLUE MONDAY was published by JOAN Publishing in 2022 and her second book of poetry Year of the Dragon is forthcoming with TACO! Recent solo performances draw from ongoing research into abjection, lactation and personal ancestry. Her work has recently been presented at Ann Arbor Film Festival, Barbican Centre, Maximilian William Gallery, Les Atelier Claus, Horse Hospital, In Vitro, Default Den Haag and has appeared in motor dance journal, Fieldnotes journal, Hotel, Another Gaze and Worms Magazine. Blue Monday was also released as a duo LP with Ute Kanngießer on New York label Reading Group in 2023.
