Performance

Venue	General
Town	Belfast
County	Belfast
From	20th October 2021
To	31st October 2021
When	Wed, Thu 20:30. Fri, Sat 18:00, 20:30. Sun 18:00
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Date of change: 7 Sep 21 - T1273026658

Department Story

Work:: Department Story (S1541615493)

Department Story is a site-specific production set in empty retail units in Belfast's City Centre which smashes together flash theatre and physical fiction in a killer spree through a department of stories, where everything returned has a tale to tell - a talking toaster, a dress with a past, accessories after the fact. Browse through classic brands like Gogol or take a punt on our new collection of global writers. Take stock, grab your shopping list and be sure to ask the staff (?) for help. But of course, this is no ordinary Department Store. Customers have choice but alongside choice comes great responsibility and before long there are decisions to be made. When the in-store shoppers end up with more than they bargained for, their fate lies with those online - but can they deliver?

Production:: (T1273026658)

Presented by	Big Telly Theatre Company
Director	Zoe Seaton
Director	Jack Hardiker (creative and technical director)
Other	Euan Wilcox (afew - Web Development)
Other	Max Shearer (afew - Web Development)
Other	Jo Portus (Infrastructure Development)
Design	Felix Luke (visual designer - remote control)
Performer	Chris Robinson
Performer	Nicky Harley
Performer	Cillian Lenaghan
Performer	Laura Hughes
Performer	Niamh McGrath

Listing:: L01142258668

This event takes place at Royal Avenue Belfast and online. Part of Belfast International Arts Festival

Production details

This event takes place at Royal Avenue Belfast and online. Part of Belfast International Arts Festival

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