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| Archive, Mini visions 2001- the festival
of international animated theatre |
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| 25 Oct, 12.30pm and 3pm, 26 Oct, 12.30pm and 6.40pm
2001 |
| Fullbeam, Free in the Cafe bar Don't Play With Your
Food |
 A
25 minute street theatre style show devised as part of the Year of
the Artist. If you have ever been a waiter and have the war wounds
from dealing with awkward customers, if you have ever sat down to
eat and been disgusted by the service, this is the show for you. |
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| 26 Oct, 7pm 2001 |
| Theatre Insomnia - Pop Up Book |
| Using narration and small hand puppets, the
show's main scenographic element is a giant pop-up book that opens
into diverse landscapes of the imagination, in which the well know
characters – Pinocchio, Gulliver or Little Red Riding Hood, travel..
Tickets £4.50/£3 |
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Was 30 Nov, 7pm, postponed to 9 February 2002
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| Theatre Insomnia - Lost Paradise |
 Based
on an old Romanian folktale called "Youth Without Age, Life Without
Death". The story is of a quest for eternal youth, about timelessness,
memory, forgetfulness, life and death - as an end or as a beginning.
At the centre of the stage is a traditional potter's wheel: here the
narrator moulds the characters out of clay, which take shape and metamorphosis
in front of the audience. Tickets £4.50/£3 |
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| Saturday 4 & Sunday 5 May 7.30pm 2002 |
| In Toto Productions present The Hair of the Dog |
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 Written
by Kristian Steffes and Directed by Lou Cope
Live action, puppetry, film and lush music combine to summon forests,
ghosts and shadowy cities from the stage.
After 3 years, the wait is over. The extraordinary
In Toto, one of Brighton’s best theatrical exports, are back
with their brand new show that will overwhelm you. The Hair of the
Dog is like nothing you’ve ever seen before.
In three achingly beautiful chapters, it recounts
the sad, disturbing and uplifting life story of Bruno – a man
brought up in complete isolation who goes on to develop such terrifyingly
powerful eyesight that even the world of the microscopic becomes
visible to him. Some of Britain’s most exciting visual artists,
puppeteers and film-makers, have pooled their talents to create
Bruno’s startling world.
Tickets £7.50/£6
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