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Can You See Into A Black Hole?

28 Jun to 3 Jul 2021

Iris Theatre

Performed by 1 actor with a soundscape of interviews, Can You See Into A Black Hole? is an epic adventure exploring one family's journey to adapt in the face of celestial scale events.
Can You See Into A Black Hole? at Iris Theatre

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Show details

Synopsis


"I thought I was going to be an astronaut, but instead of getting in a rocket to space, I found space hiding in my head instead"


When Tom grows up he wants to be an astronaut ... or the blue power ranger, they're kind of the same thing anyway, right?


But, when he has his first seizure aged 8 and a black hole opens up inside his head, his entire world is swallowed and he must find an even bigger adventure.


In this autobiographical show, developed through interviews with his parents, the real Tom tries to reconstruct this invisible part of his life which has changed him so much.


Performed by 1 actor with a soundscape of interviews, Can You See Into A Black Hole? is an epic adventure exploring one family's journey to adapt in the face of celestial scale events.


The show was originally commissioned by Upstart Theatre as part of DARE Festival 2018.


Background information, advisory warnings


Age suitability: Not available


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Theatre


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Postal address:
St Paul's Church
Bedford St
Covent Garden
London WC2E 9ED

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Dates


Previews from:Monday 28 June 2021

Closes:Saturday 3 July 2021

Performance days & times


Evening:

Monday: 7:30pm

Tuesday: 7:30pm

Wednesday: 7:30pm

Thursday: 7:30pm

Friday: 7:30pm

Saturday: 7:30pm


Matinee:

Thursday: 2:30pm

Friday: 7:30pm

Saturday: 2:30pm


Running time: To be confirmed

Tickets


Standard:
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Access information


There are no flashing lights or strobe effects as part of this performance.


There are sounds from seizures in the soundtrack.


This is a relaxed performance and there will be daylight throughout.


If you'd like an electronic copy large print script in advance, please email


If you need an end seat in order to leave discreetly, please speak to box office when you book.


There's a lot of loud sound in the show, please speak to Front of House if you want ear defenders.


If you'd like an electronic copy large print script in advance, please email .


If you need an end seat in order to leave discreetly, please speak to box office when you book.


There's a lot of loud sound in the show, please speak to Front of House if you want ear defenders.


Creatives


Author: Tom Ryalls
Composer: Christian Czornyj
Director: Dierdre Mclaughlin
Production: Tom Ryalls

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