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The Fantasist

'The Fantasist' was presented at the Blue Elephant last year as a work-in-progress under the title 'Barbe Bleue'.

Dates
Tuesday 28 February - Saturday 17 March
Time
8:00 pm
Days of the week
Tuesday - Saturday
Ticket price
£9.50
£7.50 (concessions)
£6.50 (southwark residents)
£7.50 (Previews Tuesday 28 and Wednesday 29 February)
Tickets
Available online from Ticketweb
Post show discussions
Tuesdays 6th and 13th March

Alone in her room, Louise is desperate to fall asleep. A surprise visitor interrupts her and takes her on a strange journey - through excitement and creativity, horror and destruction - to the forbidden chamber of her own mind.

Theatre Témoin and Cie Traversière use an exciting blend of puppetry, object manipulation, physical theatre, and original music in this zany and sensitive exploration of bipolar disorder, shedding new light on a woman's internal struggle against the swirl of extreme moods.

Director:
Ailin Conant
Puppet Director:
Robin Guiver
Devising Cast:
Julia Correa, Cat Gerrard & Julia Yevnine
Composer:
Milkymee
Puppets designed & made by:
Julia Yevnine and Katerina Damvoglou
Set design:
Daniel Moss & Giorgio Ritucci
Costume design:
Kirsten Fletcher
Lighting design:
Allan Ramsay

An Elephant Never Forgets...

Past shows at the Blue Elephant: if you didn't catch these the first time round, here's your chance to see them elsewhere!

Theatre

The Book of Disquiet

The first ever stage adaptation of ‘The Book of Disquiet’ premiered at the Blue Elephant Theatre two seasons ago, if you missed the show you can now catch it at Lincoln Performing Arts Centre .
Current venue
Lincoln Performing Arts Centre
Date
Friday 10 February
Time
7:30 pm
Tickets
Buy online

Listed as one of The Guardian's top 100 books of all time, Fernando Pessoa’s Book of Disquiet was discovered in a trunk in his apartment in Lisbon after his death in 1935. Part novel, part memoir, part philosophical meditation on the futility of living, Pessoa’s Livro defies definition and endures as a testament to modernist writing.

Why do I feel strangely drawn to the kind of people I’d usually run a mile from? Religious fundamentalists, for example. At least those guys make an effort. They yearn for what they really don’t know. The rest of us cross the stage as walk-ons, extras, without any lines. Satisfied with the pompous solemnity of the crossing itself.

Review: Running in Heels

Review: Behind The Fringe

The Book of Disquiet Web Page

Cast
Adam Langstaff, Sara Lewerth, Gareth Murphy, Emily Wallis