Review
I was totally immersed in the story. It was a welcome piece of full length (1.5 hours) serious theatre. A well acted, gripping thriller of a story, skilfully drip-fed to the audience. (See Jen Henry’s review on this blog for a synopsis or the story). I would have described it as straight drama rather than Physical theatre,( as detailed in the programme). The projected images worked well. The Innuit dialogue / translations were often funny, often tragic. And sometimes tragically funny. As I said in my tweet: ‘like finding a really good book’
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Why is the work suitable or not suitable/ready for rural touring ?
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Probably not, because of the technical requirements. I would think there would be quite lengthy get in and get out times
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Why would you book them ? or Why wouldn’t you book them ?
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If they were up for rural touring I’d book them, but I have the feeling that the show is designed for black box theatre spaces.
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Why would it be worth pursuing this company to consider work in the future? Or not ?
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I would say probably not, but I think Jen has said she’ll pursue them. Will look forward to hearing what the response is…..
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