In this light-hearted antidote to the rat-infested dystopia in which we currently find ourselves, David returns the Garden of Eden to its natural state free from nuclear weapons, landfills and perpetual burning forests.
We welcome the congregation to liberate themselves and others in a thermonuclear explosion of love and also hope for what remains of the 21st century.
Ten Commandments combines David Hoyle’s captivating stage performance with lacerating social commentary.
“He is raw, sometimes a bit frightening, but also thrilling in his look-no-hands recklessness.” - Guardian
Running time: 1hr 15mins.
Free, booking required.
Credits
Cast: David Hoyle
Devised by: David Hoyle in collaboration with Mark Whitelaw and Jayne Compton
Director: Mark Whitelaw
Producer & Dramaturg: Jayne Compton Lee Baxter
Visuals & Photography: Lee Baxter
Music: Richard Torry
Costume: John Krausa and Rick Owens
“There is nothing quite like it: bold and unique, electrifying and disarmingly humane” – Time Out
This event is part of Take Over 2022.
Supported by Homotopia
Access information
We aim to create safe, welcoming and accessible spaces for all. Access information for The Citadel Theatre:
- Wheelchair accessible, with flat access
- In a town centre location
- Nearest train station is St Helens Central (for trains to and from Liverpool/Manchester/Blackpool/Wigan)
- Nearest bus stop is St Helens Bus Station (for buses to Liverpool, Wigan and around St Helens)
- Nearest accessible parking at St Helens Town Hall (3 min walk) and World of Glass (10 minute walk)
This event will have a BSL interpreter, and is recommended for ages 16+.
If you'd like to discuss your access needs, please get in touch.
Contact Anna on:
07529224271 (9.30am - 5.30pm)
info@heartofglass.org.uk
About the artist
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