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The Heart Room Experience

Outlandish Theatre is a platform for artists and local communities to create inter-disciplinary theatre and inter-media projects in Dublin and beyond, exploring who we are within perceived cultural, national and global narratives.

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The Heart Room Experience invites A N Y O N E with particular attention to E V E R Y O N E into a sixty-beats-per-minute live experience.

What is real? What is an illusion?

In this theatre of the everyday performance you step out of your daily routine and become one with the stage as a canvas. Together with artist James Hosty you develop a spectacle of light and sound, activated by your presence and movement.

A woken daydream.

A soundtrack for life.

A sigh for the senses.

Additional information: The audience will be on stage with the performer in this immersive experience. This performance experience invites participation from the audience. Please contact info@outlandishtheatre.com with any access needs.

Fri 16th January: 1 pm, 4 pm, 7 pm

Sat 17th January: 12pm, 2pm, 5 pm

Tickets: €12/€16

Performance presented by Project Arts Centre as part of First Fortnight Festival.

Funded by the Arts Council. Supported by The Coombe Hospital. 

 

Open Theatre Practice An innovative performance making platform for anyone interested in creating new, experimental theatre in a supportive and professional environment. Each season culminates in an ensemble performance co-created with an inter-disciplinary creative team. Arts is Health The integration arts practices in healthcare environments with a focus on co-creation processes that give space for artists, staff and patients/clients to engage in the development of inter-media material for new performances which connect to the wider community. Participatory and inter-disciplinary Long-term performance projects created in arts, health and community contexts connecting artists, participants and audiences from the local to the global within the framework of the Sublime and Anthropocene.

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