Outpost

Outpost (Puppetry) production archive for QTIX code T01383818759. Details of all Outpost archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S1879995608

Archive Listings

3 Nov 15 to 7 Nov 15	Jacksons Lane Outer London, Greater London Performance Details => Venue archive
26 Oct 15 to 30 Oct 15	The Bike Shed Theatre Exeter, Devon Performance Details => Venue archive
12 Oct 15 to 24 Oct 15	The Tobacco Factory Theatres Bristol, City of Bristol Performance Details => Venue archive
9 Oct 15 to 10 Oct 15	The North Wall Oxford, Oxfordshire Performance Details => Venue archive
6 Oct 15	South Street Arts Centre Reading, Berkshire Performance Details => Venue archive
30 Sep 15	mac birmingham - Midlands Arts Centre Birmingham, West Midlands Performance Details => Venue archive
28 Sep 15 to 29 Sep 15	The Old Market Hove, East Sussex Performance Details => Venue archive

Details

If you're drunk on power can you ever sober up? Luis and BK are stationed at a remote border crossing between their two countries. Luis believes in order and discipline. BK believes in taking things easy. The chance discovery of a strange other-world takes the two guards on a journey into the dark heart of politics, tyranny and murder. Absurd comedy and grotesque puppetry combine to explore nationalism, leadership and the terrible consequences of using another man's toilet. This funny, thought-provoking and highly skilled production is the latest offering from Green Ginger, a world-renowned puppetry company specialising in all things strange and surreal.

Cast/Performers

Chris Pirie (BK), Adam Fuller (Luis), Kim Heron (President Ecumendes)

Creatives/Company

Producer(s): Tobacco Factory Theatres, Nordland Visual Theatre
Company: Green Ginger
Director: Joseph Wallace
Other(s): Chris Pirie (creative production), Mike Akers (script), Emma Powell (fabricator)
Music: Benji Bower
Costume: Clemmie Greeley
Lighting: Dean Sudron
Sound: Luke Potter

Reviews

No UKTW or User reviews available.

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