Border Force was a geo-political-immersive-disko  

A globalised clubland where we confronted xenophobia, challenged the drag of national identity and promoted freedom of movement

Audiences got their Duckie Passport and visited...

'China'
'India'
'Russia'
'Brazil'

Border Force was conceived & Directed by Joshua Sofaer

It starred Fenfen Huang, Susie Lu, Kali Chandrasegaram, Douglas Gomes, George Chakravarthi, Joseph Mercier, Jordan Lennie, Lucille Power, Nando Messias, Krishna Istha, Vijay Patel, Sooze Frumin, David Tse, Priya Mistry, Sue Hewlett, Adrian Dalton, Rafeal Pereira do Rego, Sabah Choudrey, Olga Maksimovica, Ling Whye Hang, Yuyu Rau, Sam Reynolds, H Plewis, Cesar Barros, Ajeeth Kumar, Tsai-Chun Huang, Azara Meghie, Eli Harris, Almiro Andrade, Danny Ash, Vera Boitcova, Jackson Wu, Winson Ting, Zachariah Fletcher, Julian McKee, Finn Love, Andy Bridge, Arturus Ustinovas, Karl Jones, Karl Taylor, Laurie Kynaston, Finn Love, Richard DeDomenici, Fernanda Mandagarå, Wei-Juin Chen, Tommy Ting and Kai Brandon Ly

With Amy Lamé as the Prime Minister & DJ & Dickie Beau as the Queen

Designs by Simon Kenny

Lights by Marty Langthorne

Duckie: drinking, dancing, politics + performance

Local press

Background Context (PDF)

Duckie also presented Border Talk in June 2015 at the RVT

Amy Lamé hosted a panel debate around the wider issues raised by Duckie's summer event:  global freedom of movement, LGBT asylum law and practice in the UK and international queer human rights.

The line-up included Aderonke Apata, PJ Samuels, Paul Dillane (UKLGIG) and Jonathan Cooper (Human Dignity Trust).

Here is a video of the talk.