Writings

White Rabbit, Red Rabbit

Volcano / Wolfgang Hoffmann / Remarkable Arts Production: White Rabbit, Red Rabbit

August 15th, 2011 by

Watching rabbits… The title comes from the author’s uncle, who devises an experiment for his rabbits. The one that leaps up a ladder to nab the carrot is daubed in red, while the other white rabbits are doused with cold water. The red rabbit is attacked by its companions, even without the water, carrot or […]

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MetaMorpho: Devil in the Detail

MetaMorpho: Devil in the Detail

August 15th, 2011 by

MetaMorpho is the new company formed by writer and director Toby Wilsher, the co-founder and former director of what, for many years, was England’s leading mask theatre company, Trestle. MetaMorpho’s first production, Devil in the Detail, is a full-mask farce loosely based on a Victorian one-act play, Box and Cox which is itself based on a French ‘vaudeville’, Frisette. […]

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Fool’s Proof Theatre: It’s Uniformation Day

Fool’s Proof Theatre: It’s Uniformation Day

August 14th, 2011 by

The production’s premise centres on a futuristic ceremony in the form of the titular ‘Uniformation Day’, with the three performers representing the candidates chosen to participate. The show aims to explore issues of human identity using experimental theatrical techniques, and achieves the creation of a very bizarre futuristic world where the parameters are ever-changing and […]

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Il Pixel Rosso: And the Birds Fell from the Sky

Il Pixel Rosso: And the Birds Fell from the Sky

August 14th, 2011 by

And the Birds Fell from the Sky is an immersive video goggle experience with a rich mix of sound, scents and film – an emotive journey where you’re placed at the centre of the narrative as its lead character. The company kick off the performance quite gently as a softly spoken guide gives you instructions through […]

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Rumen Gavanozov: A Day in November

Rumen Gavanozov: A Day in November

August 14th, 2011 by

A Day in November is a gentle encounter with a puppet and his puppeteer, Theater Atelie 313’s Rumen Gavanozov. We meet the Old Man, the puppet, who is nearing the end of his life at the ripe old age of a hundred. He’s a strange dithery entity who’s controlled tenderly by Gavanozov, slowly popping and plodding […]

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