Brian Eley's guest appearances

Brian Eley

The BodPod

The Chain Reaction Project

Ben Carter

David Thorpe

Matt Morrison

Dick Dude

Kath Barbadoro

Michelle Allison

Anna Nicholson

Meghan McCarron

Joan Walker

Amy Gentry

Richard MacKinnon

Damian Lynch

Colin Mace

Jess Hagemann

Phil Ajjarapu

OwlTail

'Dreamland' is written by Brian Eley and performed by Colin Mace.This is the Chain Reaction Project.The Chain Reaction project is a series of stories written in response to each other. A story is passed to the next writer in the chain, and they respond to it with another story, as loosely or as closely as they wish. Their story is then passed onto the next writer, and so on. Produced by Lydia ThomsonSupported by Red Apple CreativeWith thanks to Theatre 503.

'Dreamland' is written by Brian Eley and performed by Colin Mace. This is the Chain Reaction Project. The Chain Reaction project is a series of stories written in response to each other. A story is passed to the next writer in the chain, and they respond to it with another story, as loosely or as closely as they wish. Their story is then passed onto the next writer, and so on. Produced by Lydia Thomson Supported by Red Apple Creative With thanks to Theatre 503.

8. Dreamland - Brian Eley, Colin Mace

Musician, producer, DJ, and dancer Brian Eley joins The BodPod to discuss many aspects of their bodily experience: dancing, body awareness, the intersection of mental and physical health, sex positivity and sex anxieties, the performative body, gender identity (and thus, naturally, masculinity and femininity), sexting, dick pics, eating disorders, HSV2, and how we should tend to all of our orifices. Brian, who uses they/them pronouns, holds nothing back in this frank discussion of their body. You can check out their work at https://brianisze.bandcamp.com. Enjoy!

Musician, producer, DJ, and dancer Brian Eley joins The BodPod to discuss many aspects of their bodily experience: dancing, body awareness, the intersection of mental and physical health, sex positivity and sex anxieties, the performative body, gender identity (and thus, naturally, masculinity and femininity), sexting, dick pics, eating disorders, HSV2, and how we should tend to all of our orifices. Brian, who uses they/them pronouns, holds nothing back in this frank discussion of their body. You can check out their work at <a href="https://brianisze.bandcamp.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://brianisze.bandcamp.com</a>. Enjoy!

16: Brian Eley's embodied awareness