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Neutrino archivePlaying to sell out audiences at the Edinburgh Festival 2001, NEUTRINO takes its name from a sub-atomic particle that is so small it is almost impossible to detect. The show makes the link between this almost invisible, yet essential part of every atom, and the possibility for wonder and beauty contained in even the smallest moments of human experience. Described by one audience member as being a cross between When Harry Met Sally and the Hitchhiker s Guide to the Galaxy, NEUTRINO was lauded as 'coolly stylish...it s confidence is rare and not at all misplaced' (The Guardian). The Scotsman heralded it as 'a rare thing, a show that manages to hard hitting and lyrical; on the cutting edge and beautiful.' and awarded it a Fringe First Award. NEUTRINO consists of several interlinked and intercut narratives. One is a series of short lectures backed up by genuine scientific research on 'the nature of complexity in smallness'. Like most scientific studies, it is at once totally absurd and totally plausible. Intercut with the increasingly fantastical lecture is the story of four people on a train who, bizarrely, find more and more points where their lives overlap. This becomes an exploration of the nature of coincidence and ultimately, the interconnectedness of all things.

Cast/Performers

Louisa Ashley, Clare Duffy, Liz Margree, Jon Spooner, Chris Thorpe

Creatives/Company

Author(s): Theatre Unlimited, Chris Goode
Producer: Alexandra Gammie [Guy Chapman Associates])
Company: Unlimited Theatre
Director(s): Chris Goode, Jon Spooner
Lighting: Tim Skelly
Design: Alex Kelly

Neutrino

Neutrino (Play) production archive for QTIX code T728116043. Details of all Neutrino archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S01293492284

Archive Listings

8 May 02
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9 May 02
Leeds Beckett University
Leeds, West Yorkshire
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2 May 02Acorn Arts Centre
Penzance, Cornwall
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1 May 02Helford Theatre Truro College
Truro, Cornwall
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22 Apr 02
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27 Apr 02
Soho Theatre
Inner London, Greater London
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19 Apr 02Phoenix Arts
Leicester, Leicestershire
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17 Apr 02Live Theatre
Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear
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16 Apr 02The Roadmender
Northampton, Northamptonshire
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19 Mar 02
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20 Mar 02
Sheffield Theatres
Sheffield, South Yorkshire
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18 Mar 02South Hill Park Arts Centre, Wilde Theatre
Bracknell, Berkshire
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16 Mar 02Dorking Halls
Dorking, Surrey
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15 Mar 02Old Town Hall Arts Centre
Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire
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14 Mar 02artsdepot
Outer London, Greater London
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13 Mar 02Brighton Komedia
Brighton, East Sussex
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11 Mar 02Cambridge Junction
Cambridge, Cambridgeshire
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2 Mar 02Prema Arts Centre
Dursley, Gloucestershire
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1 Mar 02mac birmingham - Midlands Arts Centre
Birmingham, West Midlands
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28 Feb 02West End Centre
Aldershot, Hampshire
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19 Feb 02
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23 Feb 02
Theatre Royal Plymouth
Plymouth, Devon
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15 Feb 02
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16 Feb 02
Contact Theatre
Manchester, Greater Manchester
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14 Feb 02Ashcroft Arts Centre
Fareham, Hampshire
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13 Feb 02Studio Theatre
Inner London, Greater London
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12 Feb 02Theatre in the Mill
Bradford, West Yorkshire
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8 Feb 02Brewhouse
Burton-on-Trent, Staffordshire
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7 Feb 02Arena Theatre
Wolverhampton, West Midlands
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