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ALT Tijan Sarr, Casey Bailey and Jade Samuels sat alongside one another in front of the Please Do Not Touch set in the Squash Court Gallery at Upton House & Gardens.
ALT The main artwork for Please Do Not Touch by Casey Bailey. It includes three photos of a young male overlapping one another upon a background image of the front of a building. The main photo of the young man is a headshot with him looking directly at the camera. The photo behind shows the man looking down at a phone in his hand. The photo in the foreground shows the man with his eyes closed and hands in his trouser pockets looking up slightly. Overlaid in the bottom left-hand corner is a title treatment which reads āPlease Do Not Touchā. To the right are two arrows which read: Upton House & Gardens. The performance on 27 September will be BSL interpreted."
ALT An almost silhouette of Chisara in a halo-like headpiece, mid movement with green lighting on her costume
ALT Silhouettes of dancers with their arms up by their heads against purple and yellow lighting
ALT Chisara with her arms stretched mid movement whilst two other dancers pull on the fabric of her costume with a film projection of sand dunes
ALT Chisara leaning on another dancing with flow-like hand movements, a dancer behind has the same hand movements
ALT A photograph of the inside of the picture gallery at Attingham Park in Shropshire. It shows the Please Do Not Touch set at the end of the room, with rows of chairs in front. The walls are lined with various paintings.
ALT A photograph of the inside of the picture gallery at Attingham Park in Shropshire. It shows the Please Do Not Touch set up close at the end of the room, with a row of chairs in front. The walls either side have various paintings hanging.
ALT Three photos of a young male overlap one another upon a background image of the front of a building to the left of the image. The main photo of the young man is a headshot with him looking directly at the camera. The photo behind shows the man looking down at a phone in his hand. The photo in the foreground shows the man with his eyes closed and hands in his trouser pockets looking up slightly. Overlaid on the image of the front of the building to the right are two quotation boxes with text which reads: "Join the cast and creative team after the show for a post show discussion. This provides an excellent opportunity to gain insight into this new play, its themes and how it was made. This is a free after-show event and will last approximately 25-30 minutes. 24 September 2024."