Man Up!

Man Up! uses personal anecdotes and monologues as well as drag and physicality to deconstruct stereotypes and reveal gender for what it is: a socially constructed, performed identity. Harding and Sinclair transform from their ‘male’ and ‘female’ personas with the help of cleverly concealed props, costumes and an abundance of cake. They both tackle the gender spectrum in a unique way. Previously described as “hilariously funny and heartbreakingly relevant” and “an astonishing look at the fluidity of gender identity and a challenge to the norms that society imposes”.