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Curious Directive: After the Rainfall ¦ Photo: Jasmine Robertson

Curious Directive: After the Rainfall

August 15th, 2012 by

Having won a Fringe First last year for the critically acclaimed Your Last Breath, Curious Directive’s second Fringe production comes loaded with some expectation. Much of this young devising company’s work explores the role that science plays in life, and in After the Rainfall, loss, colonialism, nuclear power and human ambition are thrust sharply under the microscope. […]

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Curious Directive: Your Last Breath

Curious Directive: Your Last Breath

February 9th, 2012 by

If science and philosophy did not sit comfortably within theatre then last year would not have seen the frustratingly engaging Schrödinger from Reckless Sleepers or the beautifully desperate The Writer from Ulrike Quade. Yet somehow Curious Directive, who set out in their manifesto to ‘interrogate the simple role which science plays in everyday life’, have produced a work that […]

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