Drunken Chorus are Chris Williams and Emma Buck. Chris and Emma have been making work together for the past 18 months. The Company’s work ranges from installation to site-based performance, from theatre pieces to durational works, and is concerned with retelling and remapping stories and journeys. Thematically, the work often explores Chris and Emma’s own relationship to each other and their surroundings through the use of metaphor.

Their previous show, ‘lost & found [or the friend we never knew]’, was commissioned by Manchester’s greenroom as part of Method Lab 2007, and toured in Autumn 2007 and Spring 2008 as part of In Transit.

They are currently developing a new show, how to be a screen goddess (in the darkness of outer space) - a hilarious romp through the history of civilisation and the rise of the silver screen. Having recently shown a ‘work in progress’ at an International theatre festival in Poland, the company have now developed the work into a finished performance for Enterprise ‘08, at The Space in London’s Isle of Dogs. ‘how to be a screen goddess…’ addresses the highs and lows of being a female movie icon, exploring her role within popular culture, her role within a male dominated industry, her role within a society obsessed with appearance, fixated by beauty, gripped by the fear of being alone in the icy blackness of space.