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VenueSoho Theatre
Also: Studio
TownInner London
CountyGreater London
From2nd March 2010
To2nd March 2010
When20:00
PricesFrom £8.00. To £8.00.
Soho Theatre (V1035)
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The Crick Crack Club - From the Odd/The Cradle of Life

The Crick Crack Club

Work:: The Crick Crack Club (S1825583448)


Production:: From the Odd/The Cradle of Life (T01406277916)

From the Odd, is Tim Ralphs’ spectacular re-imagining of some of the most familiar material in myth, folktale and nursery rhyme - treated with reverence, love, sewing scissors and a welding iron. The resultant panoply of resonant images includes, Orpheus’ lyre, urban landscapes, the devil playing scrabble, stars, sheds, and jocular cannibals. Let Tim take you to the edge, and back... + There are plans to build a new radio telescope nicknamed ‘ the cradle of life’, to listen for echoes from the Big Bang. Binding together Mesopotamian creation myth, a Tibetan story of a wrath-ridden mother and the birth of a magician - Vergine Gulbenkian performs The Cradle of Life- picking through themes of sound, sacrifice and motherhood.
Author Tim Ralphs
Performer Vergine Gulbenkian

Listing:: L01382761649




From the Odd/The Cradle of Life

From the Odd, is Tim Ralphs’ spectacular re-imagining of some of the most familiar material in myth, folktale and nursery rhyme - treated with reverence, love, sewing scissors and a welding iron. The resultant panoply of resonant images includes, Orpheus’ lyre, urban landscapes, the devil playing scrabble, stars, sheds, and jocular cannibals. Let Tim take you to the edge, and back... + There are plans to build a new radio telescope nicknamed ‘ the cradle of life’, to listen for echoes from the Big Bang. Binding together Mesopotamian creation myth, a Tibetan story of a wrath-ridden mother and the birth of a magician - Vergine Gulbenkian performs The Cradle of Life- picking through themes of sound, sacrifice and motherhood.

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