Description
1927: THE ANIMALS & CHILDREN TOOK TO THE STREETS
A WICKEDLY TWISTED TALE FROM ONE OF BRITAIN’S MOST INNOVATIVE THEATRE COMPANIES
‘A frighteningly gifted new theatre company.’ THE TIMES, UK
1927 returns to The Studio after their sell-out season of Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea. Seamlessly synchronizing live music, performance and storytelling with stunning films and animation, The Animals and Children Took to the Streets is a wickedly twisted tale from this multi award-winning company.
1927 invites you into a dystopian world of dubious characters and inner city paranoia, where a beast is on the loose. It is a world ruled by fear, a world where no one can be trusted…and the wolf is always at the door. Trust no one. Suspect even your own shadow.
Co-commissioned by BAC, Malthouse Melbourne and the Showroom (The University of Chichester), in association with the British Council
1927
Venue: The Studio
Dates: 20 - 31 October 2010
Duration: Approximately 90 minutes with no interval
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Reviews
'The integration of video and live performance is, with the possible exception of Nigel Jamieson’s Honour Bound, the best I’ve ever seen. SYDNEY MORNING HERALD (For Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea)
‘I can’t begin to capture the enchantment, the joy, the attention to seizing drama of watching this company in action…a remarkable hour in the dark: filling and thrilling.’ HERALD SUN (For Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea)
‘A wonderfully surreal step outside everyday life.’ THE SCOTSMAN (For Between The Devil and the Deep Blue Sea)
‘Impeccable choreography, perfect timing, magnificent stage presence.’ TIME OUT, LONDON (For Between The Devil and the Deep Blue Sea)
‘Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea is a marvel of timing, balance and integration.’ TIME OUT, SYDNEY
‘1927 go all out to entertain.’ INDEPENDENT ON SUNDAY