D.R. Hill (writer) and David Furlong (Director) present ‘Who is Claude Cahun?’ at the Southwark Playhouse from 23 June for a one-month run.
I am honoured to join Hill and Furlong on the panel for a Q&A following the opening night’s performance (23 June 2025).
Here is more info:
DRH Arts, in association with Exchange Theatre, presents
Who is Claude Cahun?
by D.R. Hill
Directed by David Furlong
18 Jun – 12 Jul 2025
Ticket Prices (no booking fee to pay!):
Standard from £24 | Concession from £19 |
Previews £16 | Pioneers’ Preview (18 June) £10
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Born Lucy Schwob, a queer artist and writer, part of the surrealist movement in Paris in the 1930s, Claude Cahun struggled in their search for gender identity in the male dominated art world.
From a Jewish family, they relocated to the island of Jersey, with their long-term partner, Marcel Moore (born Suzanne Malherbe).
When the island was occupied by the Nazis in 1940, the pair used guerrilla art to actively resist the occupying forces. Pursued by the Gestapo, their true story is a forgotten tale of courage, and determination to be true to personal identity.
Who is Claude Cahun? shines a light on real-life resistance heroes, left invisible for too long.
With a cast of five, inclusive actors, moving image and projection, and surreal masks and movement, DRHArts and Exchange Theatre bring their unique touch to realise the extraordinary story of Cahun and Moore.
Susan de Muth 