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Performance

VenueOvalhouse
Also: Theatre Upstairs, Theatre Downstairs
TownInner London
CountyGreater London
From31st October 2018
Opened5th November 2018
To18th November 2018
When19:30
Ovalhouse (V239)
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  • Date of change: 23 Oct 18 - T471560386

Mirabel

Mirabel

Work:: Mirabel (S1340130661)

Chris Goode's new solo storytelling show is a sad and strange fairytale for adults about what happens when you refuse to accept that you're lost. Mirabel is tender, hallucinatory and disturbing story that follows a lone child through a desolate landscape after the end of the world, conjured by Chris's distinctive lyrical style with a richly immersive visual and sound design. Combining the bedtime-story charm of his The Adventures of Wound Man and Shirley with the harsh and uncompromising edge of Men in the Cities, Mirabel is a fable about present day anxieties surrounding climate breakdown and the politics of nihilism. Mirabel follows the eponymous eight-year-old as she and her old faithful Bear search for a responsible adult to take care of her in the alien post-apocalyptic world in which she has woken up alone. Along the way she accumulates a travelling gang of outsiders: an enigmatic stray dog, a badly wounded pilot, a bluebell and a talking rock, all of whom accompany her on her quest through the devastated landscape. But as they reach their apparent destination, the story spins into an entirely different and unexpected final act.
Author Chris Goode

Production:: (T471560386)

Producer Ovalhouse
Producer Chris Goode and Company
Director Rebecca McCutcheon
Design Naomi Dawson
Lighting Lee Curran
Sound Matt Padden
Other Lou Sumray (Animation)
Performer Chris Goode

Listing:: L0877200012

Downstairs



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Downstairs

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