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For Their Own Good
Synopsis:
Can the way we kill animals tell us anything about how we deal with our own demise? In a former veterinary demonstration room, two knackermen investigate the pitfalls of being high up the evolutionary chain. Combining puppetry, new writing and documentary material this show tells a moving and darkly comic tale about the only certainty in life: death and how its become removed from us as a process. Unflinching honesty, genuinely humbling and unique (Strawberry Line Times). Bitesize commission supported by WAC, mac, Bristol Ferment, China Place and Arts Council England. Part of British Council Showcase.
Notes:
by director Steven Johnstone and performers Jake Oldershaw and Jack Trow, with text from live interviews and elsewhere
1st Produced:
Summerhall, Edinburgh Festival Fringe Aug 2013
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Untied Artists
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Odyssey Steps
Synopsis:
This is described on this Birmingham-based company's website as "the latest in a series of 'not quite theatre' shows that have brought Stan's Cafe international acclaim". Not quite theatre? I agree, for this is not an interaction between actor and performer but a piece where the audience member becomes performer, following a 'script' laid out as vinyl images placed on floor, walls and other surfaces to lead them on a journey theoretically enabling them to act out the incidents of the story. The concept is described as inspired by teach-yourself-to-dance floor mats and presumably you are intended to place your feet - and perhaps hands too - directly on the positions marked out by vinyl stickers.
- Howard Loxton, British Theatre Guide
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Devised by Simon Ford And James Yarker, with Denise Stanton And Jack Trow
1st Produced:
Clocktower, Croydon 2009
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Stan's Cafe
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