How far can you see? A mile? A hundred miles? Or to the furthest
shores of the universe to a far away galaxy? It's Max's job to ask
the cosmic questions. Passionate about astronomy, he works as the
narrator at the city's Planetarium where he challenges his
audiences with the mysteries of stars and science.
When his own life takes an unexpected turn, Max discovers that
understanding the universe requires a different kind of
vision...
Sound&Fury use their innovative theatre vocabulary of
immersive surround sound design, total darkness and imaginative
lighting in Going Dark to reawaken our wonder at the cosmos and
reveals how one man's vision becomes illuminated by darkness.
Going Dark is a one-man show devised by Sound&Fury.
Using the company's innovative theatre vocabulary of immersive
surround sound design, total darkness and imaginative lighting, it
reawakens our wonder at the cosmos and reveals how one man's vision
becomes illuminated by darkness.
Commissioned by Warwick Arts Centre. Developed as part of Fuel
at the Roundhouse and the Jerwood residencies at Cove Park which is
supported by the Jerwood Charitable Foundation. Funded by Arts
Council England, the Wellcome Trust, the Institute of Physics and
the Science and Technology Facilities Council.
Age recommendation: 12+
Space: Traverse One
Running time: 1 hour 15 mins
Traverse Theatre Club Hot
Tickets: £3 off on Friday 11 November (book before 4
November)
School Groups: £6 plus one teacher free per 10
students
After show discussion: Friday 11 November
www.soundandfury.org.uk
www.fueltheatre.co.uk
Fuel presents Sound&Fury, Scottish
Premiere
Dark Sky Scotland
Discover more about your dark sky at Dark Sky Scotland, with
tips about the best views of shooting stars to satellites.
Visit the Dark Sky Scotland website here
www.darkskyscotland.org.uk