Performance

Venue	Shoreditch Town Hall
Town	Outer London
County	Greater London
From	12th February 2018
To	24th February 2018
Shoreditch Town Hall (V084666912)
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Date of change: 2 Jan 18 - T0246187577

Party Skills for the End of the World

Work:: Party Skills for the End of the World (S01248374114)

The skies are strangely orange. Things aren't going as well as we thought. The rent's gone up. Money is tight. It's a bit too warm for the time of year. You can't breathe this dirty air. You're not sure who you can trust any more. What is that man doing over there? What did she just say on the news about missiles? It just feels like the end of the world is coming ... Drink anyone? It's time for an adventure. For a party. For an epic night out. Commissioned and produced with Manchester International Festival

Production:: (T0246187577)

Nigel Barrett & Louise Mari of pioneering cult performance collective shunt, bring you their genre defying Party Skills for the End of the World, reimagined specifically for Shoreditch Town Hall. Perfect for people who don't really like theatre and an unusual theatrical experience for those who do, get ready for one wild and weird night.

Performer	Nigel Barrett
Performer	Louise Mari

Listing:: L01266232271

Production details

Nigel Barrett & Louise Mari of pioneering cult performance collective shunt, bring you their genre defying Party Skills for the End of the World, reimagined specifically for Shoreditch Town Hall. Perfect for people who don't really like theatre and an unusual theatrical experience for those who do, get ready for one wild and weird night.

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