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Cosmic Trigger archiveConceived backstage during Ken Campbell's legendary Liverpool production of Illuminatus, Ken's daughter Daisy Campbell, and a team of dedicated Discordians re-invoke those mythic performances, this time based on Robert Anton Wilson's Cosmic Trigger; which recounts a period of Bob's life when he journeyed through "Chapel Perilous" befriending the likes of Timothy Leary, Alan Watts and William Burroughs. This epic-scale production uses music, projections, and a voice-over by Alan Moore to evoke the real?-life hallucinogenic trip through conspiracy, paranoia and enlightenment that transformed Bob from a simple Playboy editor into the influential counter-cultural figure he is today.

Cast/Performers

Oliver Senton (Robert Anton Wilson / Joseph Malik / Barney Muldoon), Kate Alderton (Arlen Wilson / Miss Portinari), Josh Darcy (Ken Campbell / Gary Kirstein), Jethro Skinner (Timothy Leary / Hagbard Celine / Neil Cunningham / Alan Watts), Tom Baker (Robert Shea / Aleister Crowley / Saul Goodman), Lee Ravitz (Kerry Thornley / George Dorn / Simon Moon), Leigh Kelly (Graham Wilson / Goat Man / Greg Hill / Slim Brooks), Carrie Marx (Karuna Wilson / Jano Watts / Prunella Gee / Mavis), Alan Moore (FUCKUP / Satan / Narration of Ishtar), Claudia Boulton (The Goddess Eris / Jacques Vallee / Pederastia), Dixie McDevitt (Luna Wilson)

Creatives/Company

Author: Daisy Eris Campbell
Producer(s): Love & Will Productions, The Cockpit
Director: Daisy Eris Campbell
Design(s): Amoeba (Animation / Viral Videos), Myra Stuart
Lighting: Chris Lince
Other: John Horabin (animation)
Sound: Robert Burnham

Cosmic Trigger

Cosmic Trigger (Play) production archive for QTIX code T01806042465. Details of all Cosmic Trigger archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S02022093630

Archive Listings

4 May 17
  to
27 May 17
The Cockpit
Inner London, Greater London
Performance Details => Venue archive

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