A huge theatrical story told with everyday tiny things.
The odds of perishing in a commercial plane accident are 29.4 million to one. Reassuring. Except if you’re the one.
As emergency masks plummet, engines squeal and hand baggage flies from the overhead bins, two strangers hold hands. Scared and breathless, their lives flash past as they face their final moments together.
Exploring themes of luck and choice, fate and coincidence and above all, what it means to connect with someone, this thrilling production, created by one of Scotland’s leading production companies, is a fantasy table-top exploration using object theatre where time is turned upside down and all the things that matter start to make sense.
‘Captivating, imaginative, tantalisingly unended…I’m bursting to know what happens next.’ THE WEE REVIEW (on a work in progress sharing of Up)
With Zoe Hunter and Martin McCormick
Co-created by The Company
Directed by Douglas Irvine
Associate Artist/Writer Frances Poet
Design by Becky Minto
Sound Design by Kevin Murray and Andy McGregor
Lighting Design by Kai Fisher
Production & Stage Manager Camilla O’Neill
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