C’mon in, the water’s lovely is a collaboration between visual artist Aidan Moesby and theatre maker Daniel Bye. It follows their Jarman Award-nominated collaboration I Was Naked, Smelling of Rain.

What is the climate cost of keeping me well?

What is the climate cost of disability justice?

How can we square this with the disproportionate harm done to disabled people by a warming world?

C’mon in, the water’s lovely is a work across multiple art forms, each reaching to the other across formal boundaries. The work is funny, highly accessible in every sense, and fuelled by huge and urgent questions about the world.

The presentation at Stockton International Riverside Festival takes the form of an installation set within an Antarctic research station located within Castlegate Shopping Centre.

A SIRF commission supported by ARC, Stockton and produced by MAYK