The exhibition comprises a collection of photographs in which each subject has been posed in the same discarded wedding dress. Featuring Holly Johnson, Adele Anderson of Fascinating Aida, Pippa Dee of the RVT, Charlotte Hunter of Emmerdale, members of Then Jerico and a host of gay, lesbian, straight, trans and non-binary people. “Due to the skilful and thoughtful selection of models, Bari formally poses them in the most intriguing and sometimes disturbing way.” – Review, Andrija Seifried.

The Dress is open during the day: Tuesday to Saturday, 12 pm – 5 pm, and Sunday, 11 am – 3 pm., and also open in the evenings above the Bonnington Café (Tuesday – Saturday), so why not have dinner after you’ve taken in the exhibition. 

One of south London’s most iconic restaurants – the community run Bonnington Café in Vauxhall – is now fully reopened and offers outstanding and affordable vegetarian and vegan food from around the world and is  available for bookings and walk-ins each Tuesday to Saturday night from 6pm to 10.30pm – and for Sunday brunch between 11am and 3pm. The Café is just a short walk from Vauxhall Station and by default, The RVT.

Cooks in the Café will change nightly – with the present roster including food strongly influenced by Syrian, Moroccan, Pakistani, Polish, Iranian and English cuisine, and with more outstanding cooks being added in the weeks ahead.