Performance

Venue	Rose Theatre Kingston
Town	Kingston
County	Surrey
From	13th June 2013
To	16th June 2013
When	Thu 14:30, 19:30. Fri 18:00, 21:00. Sat 14:30, 19:30. Sun 15:00
Rose Theatre Kingston (V051452426)
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Date of change: 13 Dec 12 - T0276278947

Ockham's Razor (UK) - Not Until We Are Lost

Work:: Ockham's Razor (UK) (S01235610982)

Award-winning UK aerial theatre company Ockham's Razor create original and ground-breaking physical theatre from the stories and relationships inherent in circus.

Production:: Not Until We Are Lost (T0276278947)

The show uses aerial movement to create atmospheric, exciting physical theatre in a series of short stories that explore what it is to be lost. Not Until We Are Lost brings the audience into the heart of the action, viewing the performance from within a unique set of aerial structures. The show also features an original score by composer Graham Fitkin and a 20 strong choir from the local community. Ages 8+

Producer	Turtle Key Arts
Music	Graham Fitkin
Design	Bicat & Rigby
Costume	Bicat & Rigby
Lighting	Phil Supple
Performer	Ruth Wall (musician)
Performer	Alex Harvey
Performer	Tina Koch
Performer	Charlotte Mooney
Performer	Luke Horley
Performer	Haike Irina
Performer	Amelia Stollbrock

Listing:: L089450882

Current production:Work

Not Until We Are Lost

The show uses aerial movement to create atmospheric, exciting physical theatre in a series of short stories that explore what it is to be lost. Not Until We Are Lost brings the audience into the heart of the action, viewing the performance from within a unique set of aerial structures. The show also features an original score by composer Graham Fitkin and a 20 strong choir from the local community. Ages 8+

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