I’ve made a habit of not reading synopses where films and theatre shows are concerned. This means I have no idea of what I’m getting myself into so I can make an unbiased critique at the end. But in the case of Invisible Treasure, a new interactive production at the Ovalhouse theatre, I wish I read the memo. That way I would have brought a friend along (trust me, bring a buddy) and I’d also have a better understanding of the premise – a digital playroom that involves connecting with others, evoking your inner-child, losing your inhibitions (or in some cases, not).
I’m not gonna drop any spoilers, but as a piece of theatre, it’s definitely one of the more creative concepts I’ve ever engaged with, making amazing use of technology. And with no obvious plot to follow, it’s thought-provoking, a little bit strange, but an experience nonetheless. If you have a spare Saturday afternoon, it deserves the attention before it wraps up on 14th November. You can check out pics from the production below and for more info, visit: http://www.ovalhouse.com/whatson/detail/invisible-treasure-by-fanshen.
Pic: Cat Lee
Pic: Cat Lee
Pic: Cat Lee
Pic: Cat Lee
Pic: Cat Lee
That looks seriously fun- will have to check it out!!
It also reminds me a little bit of a show Mr B and I (plus kids) went to in Summer – ‘Adventures in Wonderland’ at the Vaults..
http://mrandmrsblogs.co.uk/article/adventures-in-wonderland
Thanks for the heads up!
It was SO fun. Make sure you check it out (and thanks for the link!)