A Black Cab Company production

Hoxton Street.

Our home.

We are part of the history of this street, but who else’s history is here?

We worked with local artist Dustin O’Hara to co-create a performative guided walk down Hoxton Street. Together we studied the rich history of the area, looking at its social and cultural make up, and brought learning disabled people to the front.

Did you know, the Gunpowder Plot was uncovered on Hoxton Street?

Me You Hoxton Too asked the audience to look again at a street they might or might not know to see the stories, often hidden in plain sight. What is obvious to one person, that might not be seen by another?

The walk ended at PEER gallery where an exhibition shared the story of our creative process.

You can read more about how Dustin met Access All Areas here and see the project on his website here.

See more pictures on the PEER gallery website.

A PEER Participate project with Dustin O’Hara in partnership with Access All Areas’ Black Cab Company

The Me You Hoxton Too project was generously supported by the Paul Hamlyn Foundation and the Big Lottery Fund.

The project was made possible thanks to the stories and generosity of: Sue at Hayes & English, Sonia & Jesse, Mark Brooks of Brooks’ flower stall, Ibkun, Elsie Pilbeam, Linda Anderson, W. Lawrence Carpets, Hoxton Hall and The Laundry Rooms.