600 People
THU 9 MAR 2017 | 7.30pm | AGE 14 +
Full £10 / Conc £6
“We step out of our solar system, into the universe, seeking only peace and friendship…”
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“We step out of our solar system, into the universe, seeking only peace and friendship…”
Come in. Sit down. Explore. Imagination and memory collide to reveal that the everyday world is not as solid as it might seem…
mapdance, University of Chichester’s MA touring company performs diverse repertoire by renowned and upcoming contemporary choreographers.
Antarctica is the most inhospitable climate in the world. It’s the driest, windiest place on Earth, synonymous with failed expedition attempts, with no artists for miles around. A place that Chris Dobrowolski decided was perfect for him.
For three and a half months Chris lived and worked alongside the medical professionals, researchers and crew members at the British Antarctic Survey, trying to experiment creatively whilst (crucially) trying to survive. He discovered that sometimes it’s very difficult to justify your position as an Artist whilst everyone around you is a Hero.
Antarctica is an adventure story-presentation about professional failure and navigating real life via tales of overzealous seals, Ladybird books and a sledge built out of gold picture frames.
“He takes us from the personal to the political, across a great swathe of 20th Century history, all without leaving the driving seat of the Triumph Herald”
★★★★ The Scotsman (All Roads Lead To Rome)
A woman takes to the stage. A man watches from the wings. They both wonder if their love will survive what’s about to happen.
Tonight I’m Gonna Be The New Me is an arresting physical endurance act that crashes headfirst into an impossibly true love story – and out the other side. It exposes how we perform our relationships amidst a reality that just won’t live up to what the movies promised.
Disarmingly honest and comically imagined, Tonight I’m Gonna Be The New Me pierces the bloody heart of our obsession with outlasting hardship. Intimate and startlingly immediate, it defies you to watch, in spite of yourself.
“Slippery and teasing, murderously entertaining”
★★★★ The Guardian
“Tantalisingly edgy…a stinging piece of entertainment”
★★★★ The Times