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COSMIC FEAR

Role: Video Designer 

 

Duration of the performance:

50 minutes 

 

Representation at Diorama Theatre London and Fringe Festival Edinburgh in August 2016


JMK Finalist Kay Michael, the director, brings her production of Christian Lollike's 'Cosmic Fear or The Day Brad Pitt Got Paranoia' back to London following an award nomination and some brilliant reviews at the Fringe:

THE PLAY:

LA is filled with traffic jams under heavy smog, trees are drifting under floods in Bangladesh and in China incinerators are burning holes in the ozone layer.

Brad Pitt fears the future. But Brad is a man of action and he’s not here to entertain, he's here to make a difference. So Brad embarks on the Great Universal Love Project: Save Planet Earth!

Can the ultimate blockbuster be made to transform the consciousness of the entire world before it’s too late?

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Director - Kay Michael
Designer – Denisa Dumitrescu
Sound Design – Owen Crouch
Lighting Design – Simeon Miller
Video Design - Philippine Laureau
Movement Direction – Sara Green 
Dramaturge – Lucy Coren
Assistant Director - Camilla Gurtler
Script Supervisor – Joe Harbot
Translator - Jens Svane Boutrup
Stage Manager - Matthew Gardner

Cast:
Sam Ducane
Jack Gordon
Jessica Sian 

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This production has been presented in assoication with Room One, the Danish Embassy and Dr Stuart Capstick of the Tyndall Centre at University of Cardiff.

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★★★★ BROADWAYBABY

“Bold and ambitious”

"It is a true departure from traditional theatre...phenomenal."

"The feeling is like reaching the end of a wild concert...It’s electric."

 

★★★★ THREE WEEKS

"It's strange, beautiful and bleak...fearlessly performed...blackly funny" 

 

★★★★ THE NEW CURRENT

“Stunning… brutally unforgiving.. A theatrical category all to itself”

 

★★★★ THE LIST

"Big ideas and answerless questions are placed within one Brad Pitt-sized frame"

 

★★★ FEST MAG"Playful theatricality and fast wit...a talented young company"

THE ARRIVAL

Role: Video Designer 

 

Duration of the performance:

50 minutes 

Representation at The Haberdashers' Aske's Boys' School in June 2017


Directed by Rich Weinman

THE PLAY:

This new play is inspired by The Arrival, a poetic drawing book by Shaun Tan. The idea of the video was to bring to live the drawing of Shaun Tan to immerse the audience into a poetic and imaginary world. 

The Story:

What drives so many to leave everything behind and journey alone to a mysterious country, a place without family or friends, where everything is nameless and the future is unknown. This silent graphic novel is the story of every migrant, every refugee, every displaced person, and a tribute to all those who have made the journey.

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