Conceived and directed by David Rosenberg
Written by Glen Neath
Produced by Fuel
Having already dazzled Bristol audiences with the extraordinary Electric Hotel, which took place in a temporary hotel on the waterfront during Mayfest 2010, director David Rosenberg and producers Fuel (who also presented the award-winning Kursk, as well as Inua Ellams' Black T-shirt Collection which came to Bristol Old Vic earlier this year) return to Bristol with a new show...
We invite you to our meeting.
You may not know us by name, but you will probably recognise us. Maybe we have driven you home, engaged you in small talk, smiled at you across a crowded room.
We are here to help.
We hope you can join us.
We meet in complete darkness so we can imagine. A hand. A face. The face of someone we love. We ask you to enter a mysterious world where nothing is as it seems. We invite you to imagine something unimaginable.
A sound journey in complete darkness from director David Rosenberg, writer Glen Neath (The Outgoing Man, and Romcom by Rotozaza) and producers Fuel.
His work is stylish and suggestive, creating an atmosphere that stays with audiences - and troubles them too."
The Guardian in praise of David Rosenberg, June 2010
Please note: this show takes place in total darkness. It is sound-based and involves wearing headsets.
Ring
16-20 Oct
Studio
7pm & 9pm (16 and 17 Oct 7pm only)
£12/£8
Ages: 16+
Please note: this show takes place in total darkness. It is sound-based and involves wearing headsets.