Skin Hunger

T967622363
Three performers swathed in plastic: three intimate one-on-one experiences. This is an individual experience in line with the latest government guidance. Daphna Attias directs Skin Hunger - three compelling monologues from leading writers Ann Akin, Tim Crouch and Sonia Hughes, which examine with humour, tenderness and insight the fundamental role that touch plays in our lives - a vital aspect of humanity that so many of us didn't realise we needed until it was restricted. This socially distanced installation is a unique and sensitively staged piece that invites three audience members at a time into a hidden chapel in London's West End. Skin Hunger is a profound, live theatrical experience, with six entries daily, examining our innate and intrinsic need for human contact.

Author	Ann Akin
Author	Tim Crouch
Author	Sonia Hughes

Archive :: production:T967622363, performance:S01812149118, venue:V1231

A Socially Distance Performance Installation

Created by Daphna Attias & Terry O'Donovan This event takes place at Stone Nest, 136 Shaftesbury Avenue, London W1D 5EZ

Performance

Venue	General
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	15th June 2021
To	27th June 2021
When	6 entries daily from 13:30-21:00
What is currently on at General (V1231)

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Company

Presented by	Dante or Die
Director	Daphna Attias
Design	Khadija Raza
Design	Jemima Robinson (additional design)
Music	Yaniv Fridel
Music	Ofer Oj Shabi
Sound	Yaniv ridel
Sound	Ofer Oj Shabi
Lighting	Zia Bergin-Holly
Director	Ayse Tashkiran (movement director)
Producer	Sophie Ignatieff
Other	Keegan Curran (production management)
Stage Manager	Jenefer Tait
Performer	Oseloka Obi
Performer	Rachel-Leah Hosker
Performer	Terry O'Donovan
Performer	Deshaye Gayle

CORONAVIRUS: All venues in the UK were shut down on March 16, 2020, and the restrictions were finally lifted on July 19, 2021. It is important to mention that the UK Theatre Web archive listings (iUKTDb) from March 2020 to July 2021 might not be accurate due to the lack of information regarding rescheduled and cancelled shows.