Reykjavik
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Imagine being lost in a foreign country. Bright light and fog distorting your view. Whatever possessed you to come here? Part travelogue, part detective story, 'Reykjavik' is a journey through a city of extremes - mysterious, absurd and beautiful - in search of a half-forgotten love affair. Created in collaboration with neuroscientist Hugo Spiers, this immersive, multi-sensory installation and playful performance invites you, as witness, to ask: how far can we trust our own memory? 'Smooth and dreamlike ... it is captivating throughout ... heartfelt meditations on love, forgetting and inevitability' (BritishTheatreGuide.info).
Ages: PG
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Reykjavik
19 Aug 2010
Get on the next flight
Not one for the participation-averse, but any production where you get to dress as a Ghostbuster is fine by me. Flippancy aside, this is something a bit special. The unpromising surroundings of the Bongo Club are transformed into an evocative…
Five site specific shows at the Edinburgh Fringe
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