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Performance: 'I Remember (You) Changing'

from £7.00

Saturday 27 June, 7pm to 8.30pm

All Saints’ Church, Tudeley, Kent

'I Remember (You) Changing' is a live performance with dance, speech and song developed and performed by Sarah White with acoustic singing by Donna Matthews, Jack Noutch and Kate Ryan. Moving between improvisation and choreography, the piece is a prayerful exhortation directed to multiple people at once and an attempt to communicate at the edges of language. The work draws from numerous sources, including a strange story of a talking donkey in the Bible. In this story, the she-donkey is more spiritually awake than the human prophet, and takes on human language in act of entangeled empathy.

The work has been adapted for All Saint's Church, Tudeley, responding to the stained glass windows by Marc Chagall and his returning motif of a donkey who appears throughout the windows. The donkey acts as a witness to the unfolding events. 

The work was developed with support from a number of individuals, including Lizzi Kew Ross and Zoi Dimitriou.

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Saturday 27 June, 7pm to 8.30pm

All Saints’ Church, Tudeley, Kent

'I Remember (You) Changing' is a live performance with dance, speech and song developed and performed by Sarah White with acoustic singing by Donna Matthews, Jack Noutch and Kate Ryan. Moving between improvisation and choreography, the piece is a prayerful exhortation directed to multiple people at once and an attempt to communicate at the edges of language. The work draws from numerous sources, including a strange story of a talking donkey in the Bible. In this story, the she-donkey is more spiritually awake than the human prophet, and takes on human language in act of entangeled empathy.

The work has been adapted for All Saint's Church, Tudeley, responding to the stained glass windows by Marc Chagall and his returning motif of a donkey who appears throughout the windows. The donkey acts as a witness to the unfolding events. 

The work was developed with support from a number of individuals, including Lizzi Kew Ross and Zoi Dimitriou.

Sarah White is a London based artist working across somatic movement practice, dance, writing and installation. Her research thinks with, beside and between performance and faith practices, exploring the feedback loops and accumulative dialogues between them. She collects stories and builds new mythologies: hovering in the gap between reality and fiction, belief and disbelief. Recent public performances have been programmed by Future Ritual, Art Night Dundee, Religion and Art Live, the Goethe Institut, Royal College of Art, Society for the Study of Theology, Koppel Project and The Swiss Church, London. Sarah has an an MFA in Creative Practice: Dance Professsional from Trinity Laban, and is the Residency Co-ordinator and Programme Curator for Morphe Arts (London).

www.sarahwhite.org.uk

Image Credits:

  • Asylum Chapel images: 'Sarah White, I Remember (You) Changing, Future Ritual: ALMANAC, November 2025. Photo by Zack Mennell'

  • Swiss Church images: ''Sarah White, I Remember (You) Changing, The Swiss Church: Loose Threads, January 2026. Photo by Jim Mangles'