Moon Fool presents STORM

Gallery 223, 137-139 Lower Marsh Street, London
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This event ended on Sunday 20th of July 2014
Admission
From £12
Location

Gallery 223, 137-139 Lower Marsh Street, London

Nearest Tube/Rail Stations
Lambeth North 0.13 miles

STORM
Set in a bunker, threatened by the storms of climate change, audiences take refuge with Moon Fool's international company, Moon Fool. Storm is a powerhouse of total theatre, recreating Shakespeare’s The Tempest for a contemporary state of mind.

Four soloists and a twelve strong community chorus draw on original live music and choreography to lead the audience on a journey to encounter a changing world. Evoked by flickering visual landscapes and rhythmically charged new writing, this stellar collaboration of multi-skilled performers meets mix media design to conjure a white-knuckle ride of cathartic immersion, stunning spectacle and breath-taking beauty.

Lead performers: Anirudh Nair, Ezra Khan, Chris-Gerard Heyward, Alexandra Kazazou
Directed by: Anna-Helena McLean
Dramaturgical assistance: Rosanna Lowe
Design: Paddy Molloy

About the Company
Moon Fool plays host to ongoing international theatre and music exchange including Actor – Chorus – Text (ACT) ensemble training, ACT Youth for Education, Day & Night music collective and critically acclaimed productions ill met by moonlight with Christopher Sivertsen (Song of the Goat, Awake Projects), Peter Swaffer Reynolds (NoFit State) and Ian Morgan (Song of the Goat) and solo cabaret, TItania. Founded by Anna-Helena McLean, formerly of world-renowned Polish physical theatre company, Gardzienice, the company is renowned for its unique style combining Eastern and Western European theatre practices to devise original music, movement and text based performance and practice.

Industry Comments on STORM
"Rarely are we graced with such skilled performers and creators of new work that is equally dedicated to the text, the body, the voice and the music"
Jubilith Moore, Director, Theatre of Yugen, San Francisco

"The commitment to the art form of physical theatre is impressive. A clear research on energy and form translated into movement,vocal resonance and musical contrappunto at it's highest level”
Giulio Perrone, Artistic Director Inferno Theater Co, Berkeley CA
“The sheer physical and vocal virtuosity of the performers is gorgeous to witness... the visceral experience of the performance thrilling"
Rebecca Longworth, Crowded Fire Theatre Company, San Francisco

“This ensemble piece… offers tension and release you can cut with a knife... I look forward to seeing more work from this exciting company"
Deborah Eliezer, Associate Artistic Director, foolsFURY Theater San Francisco www.foolsfury.org

“Provocative and inspiring, the visceral rush of energy is infectious and enthralling…The imaginative and physical world we plunge into is highly charged with eroticism, sensuality and a liberating sense of play”
Bill Wright Voice Lecturer Royal Conservatoire of Scotland

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