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The Gap in the Light archiveDarkness. Head torch flickers. She descends the rope. Inch by inch, practiced and efficient. A sound. Stop. She's suspended in black. What's there? Head torch on full beam... Nothing. It's in her head. Silent, she continues her descent. The sound again. Closer. Head torch flickers off. She calls to her climbing partner. No answer. She hangs. Alone. Engulfed in the abyss. Two climbers make a journey, deep into somewhere they don't belong. What they encounter in the dark feels real. What they bring back with them, into the light, will change everything. As we grapple with a changing world - divisive politics, unstoppable temperature rises, never ending wars - Engineer Theatre Collective explore what it is to be truly afraid. Blending striking physical storytelling with visceral design, The Gap in the Light traces the nightmares that disturb the sleep of our modern world. How far do we have to fall, and who will catch us when the rope snaps? Please note: Parts of this performance will take place in complete darkness. Please call our box office for more information.

Cast/Performers

Archie Backhouse, Ellie Isherwood, Simon Lyshon

Creatives/Company

Author(s): Geroge Evans, Jesse Fox, Simon Lyshon, Beatrice Scirocchi, Emily Thommes
Company: Engineer Theatre Collective
Director(s): George Evans, Jesse Fox
Design: Sarah Beaton
Sound: Dominic Kennedy
Lighting: Oscar Wyatt
Dramaturg: Zoe Hunter Gordon
Stage Manager: Eleanor Dear
Producer: Emily Thommes

The Gap in the Light

The Gap in the Light (Play) production archive for QTIX code T1219696976. Details of all The Gap in the Light archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S081934613

Archive Listings

2 May 17
  to
27 May 17
The New Diorama Theatre
Inner London, Greater London
Performance Details => Venue archive

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