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Performance

VenueUpstairs at the Gatehouse
TownInner London
CountyGreater London
From6th September 2018
To6th September 2018
Upstairs at the Gatehouse (V1170)
Current/Future Listings
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  • Date of change: 28 Aug 18 - T0385111007

Overdrive

Work:: Overdrive (S454889632)

Based on William Gibson's 80's sc-ifi cult novel Mona Lisa Overdrive, Overdrive is Frankenstein for the digital generation. We are living in an age when our future is being determined by our technology. So what does that mean for the species ? Overdrive asks what it is to be human in the deathless world of the digital future. The voice of an Artificial Intelligence presents a fairytale near-future where sentient machines and humans share a world. Virtual permeates real and the ?meat' world of biology looks to a digital hereafter where consciousness is coded and we can live forever.
Author Diane Sherlock

Production:: (T0385111007)

Performer Linda Marlowe will portray five female characters - three Realworld, one Virtual and one who moves between - as they tell their stories. A Japanese school girl , a Hollywood Star, a Street Girl, an Assassin and an avenging Ghost - five trajectories through time and cyberspace colliding in an extraordinary tale of traded identities, lost mothers, murderous fathers and dreams of immortality.
Producer Linda Marlowe Productions
Producer Moya Productions
Director Diane Sherlock
Performer Linda Marlowe

Listing:: L01605490106




Production details

Performer Linda Marlowe will portray five female characters - three Realworld, one Virtual and one who moves between - as they tell their stories. A Japanese school girl , a Hollywood Star, a Street Girl, an Assassin and an avenging Ghost - five trajectories through time and cyberspace colliding in an extraordinary tale of traded identities, lost mothers, murderous fathers and dreams of immortality.

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