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A young girl practices her piano, a couple remember, twins boil water, strangers fall in love. And then the world begins to end: fire and ash, dinosaurs, hurricanes, volcanoes, secrets... An intimate reflection on the importance of mortality and human relationships as we approach Valentine's DayT373108705An audience of no more than 40 are invited to walk between two separate performances within the nave of the church, absorbing delicate fragments which form a ?painting with words', created using elements such as light, darkness, height, sound and distance. Responding to the architecture and acoustics of the space, the thought provoking performance explores what humans would keep in the face of extinction. What is sacred in the Western world today? How we might be remembered by future generations? Running time: 1hr 30mins (no interval). Suitable for ages 12+Producer Jemima Yong. Producer Annabelle Stapleton-Crittenden. Presented byNational Art Service. Director Alan Fielden. Lighting Ziggy Jacobs. Sound Pete Malkin. Costume Rachel Good. Performer Anna Martine. Performer Jack McMahon. Performer James Murray-Perton. Performer Lydia Orange. Performer Malachy Orozco. Performer Loukia Pierides. Performer Daniel Somerville. Performer Duncan Wilkins. Performer Oyinka Yusuff. | |
| 5 Feb 14 to 2 Mar 14 | General, Inner London :: V1231 listing details L0226309317 |
