Who is
Claude Cahun?

A play about the forgotten true story of real-life resistance heroes and surrealist artists, Claude Cahun and Marcel Moore. Born Lucy Schwob, Cahun was a queer artist and writer in 1930s Paris who, alongside their partner Moore, used guerrilla art to actively resist the Nazi occupation of Jersey during World War II.

“...all-encompassing projections of faces, grinning and laughing, all teeth. Very Charlie and the Chocolate Factory 1971 boat going through a scary tunnel coded. And the play came alive! … Jeffrey Choy's visuals gave you a glimpse into the [surrealist] art being performed in 1930's Paris.”
- All That Dazzles

“Jeffrey Choy’s projection work with Cahun’s art is a highlight” - Everything Theatre

“transformative video design by Jeffrey Choy” 
- theatre-news.com

“Things are greatly improved by Jeffrey Choy’s projection designs” - The Stage

“Visually engaging - evocative projection mapping by Jeffrey Choy” - London Pub Theatres Magazine


“Jeffrey Choy’s projections of Claude Cahun’s photographs are used stylishly” - Fairy Powered Productions

“suffused with the spirit of surrealism, with projected artwork - video design by Jeffrey Choy” - LouReviews

Written by:
D.R. Hill

Director:
David Furlong

Set Design:
Juliette Demoulin

Video Design and Mapping Artist:
Jeffrey Choy

Costume Design:
Carla Joy Evans

Lighting Design:
Matthew Biss

Stage Manager and Operator:
Vensa Raven

Production Manager:
Joe Prentice

Producer:
Rowland D. Hill

Music:
George Antheil, Erik Satie & Koreless

Workshop Facilitator
Ashleigh Loeb

Transitions Workshop Film Maker
Ghost Chan

Photography:
Paddy Gormley

PR Consultant:
Chloe Nelkin Consultants