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The Nuffield Theatre presents, Blind Summit - Low LifeDate: 9 May 2009 Time: 20.00pm
The Nuffield Theatre at Lancaster University Presents: £10 / £7 concessions
A truly unmissable cabaret of people with hang-ups and puppets with hang-overs...
Inspired by the short stories and poems of Charles Bukowski, the "Poet Laureate of Skid Row", puppet innovators Blind Summit take us to a desperate, gin-soaked bar full of deadbeats and losers. Making no attempt to conceal themselves, Blind Summit's puppeteers skilfully bring their puppet co-stars to life to tell their dark and drunken stories.
A man dances a love duet with a beer glass, a washed-up starlet drinks to forget, Bud the action-hero-plumber is literally drowning in drink and Jack Belane, tiny private detective, totally screws up a case. These are the characters of the 'Low Life Cabaret', where puppets tell their tales to a soundtrack of the gravelly Tom Waits.
'Mad, bad and beautiful in equal measure.' **** Guardian > 'If puppetry is ever to be the next rock 'n' roll, these animators may well be its front men.' ***** Time Out > www.nuffieldtheatre.com | boxoffice@nuffieldtheatre.com | Tel: 01524 594151 As part of the 'A Night Less Ordinary' free tickets scheme, we have set aside a number of free tickets for young people under 26 for ALL festival events, on a first come first served basis. Please contact the box office for further details Event website: http://www.nuffieldtheatre.com/events/detail.asp?eventIdentifier=200939_76220340 Contact: Who can attend: Anyone
Further informationAssociated staff: Alice Booth, Matt Fenton Organising departments and research centres: Centre for the Advanced Study of Contemporary Performance Practice, Lancaster Institute for the Contemporary Arts, Literature and Popular Culture, PALATINE - Performing Arts Learning & Teaching Innovation Network , Performativity Research Group, Theatre Studies Keywords: Performance, Theatre, Theatre and performance, Theatre studies |
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