Between Stops

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Between Stops

Inspired by the story of Mabel Truelove, this piece reflects on movement, identity and the desire to live life on your own terms.

Drawn from newspaper reports and court records, it follows a person who spent years travelling between towns and cities, repeatedly challenging the expectations placed upon them.

While history leaves many questions unanswered, the piece invites us to look beyond the judgements of the past and consider the courage it can take to forge your own path.

It is a story about freedom, self-determination and the lives that exist between the categories society creates.

Listening Lines

Lincoln

Listening Lines is a free location-based sound experience set within Dawber Garden, Lincoln's historic walled garden. Using headphones and a smartphone, you're invited to explore the garden through voices, memories, music and sound. As you move through the space, different audio layers appear, overlap and change, creating a unique journey for every listener. The work brings together hidden LGBTQ+ histories from Lincolnshire alongside contemporary stories gathered from local communities. Some voices come from archives, others from people living and shaping the city today. Together they speak of identity, friendship, nightlife, belonging, resilience and joy. There is no set route and no fixed beginning or end. Take your time, wander freely and listen closely. The garden becomes a place where past and present meet through sound. Created by Urban Projections & CJ Mirra. Commissioned by Threshold Studios as part of the Reimagining Lincolnshire and Lincoln Connected programmes, made possible with The National Lottery Heritage Fund and funding from the Be Lincoln Town Deal Fund, with additional support from Arts Council England, and developed in partnership with the University of Lincoln.

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