Huddersfield University Drama Festival 2022: Maskulinity

Maskulinity is an autobiographical performance that tells the story of third year drama student, Jordan Doyle, and his journey from being a young teen into his late 20s. Touching on topics such as manipulation, toxic masculinity, and hiding his own emotions through masking, Jordan emotionally bares all in sharing his truths surrounding his relationship with his mother and his former partner. He will take you through the good times, but certainly through the bad. You get a rare opportunity of glaring into someone's soul with Maskulinity - come experience Jordan's journey with him! 

*TRIGGER WARNING* 

Contains reference to rape, depression and self-harm. 

Performed by Jordan Doyle

Tickets for all performances are available to purchase through dramaevents@hud.ac.uk

All performances listed are open to all students, staff and members of the public, tickets are £3 for each performance or £1.50 for concessions.

Showing at Studio 2, Sir Patrick Stewart Building

Tuesday 10th May @6.45pm

Wednesday 11th May @12noon

Thursday 12th May @1pm

Friday 13th May @5.30pm

Further information:

On Tuesday 10th May to Friday 13th May 2022 the final year Huddersfield Drama students will be performing their work to audiences as part of the Huddersfield Drama Festival, ‘Common Grounds’.

There are nine different plays, all touching on different genres from comedy to romance and tragedy - there’s definitely something for everyone.

It’s a great chance for our talented students to showcase their work and a chance for the audience to enjoy an excellent piece of theatre!

For more information visit https://www.hud.ac.uk/dramafest/