Ring

Synopsis

You may not know other participants by name but you will recognise them. They have driven you home from airports. They have employed you. They have smiled across crowded pubs. They have cut your hair. They have engaged you in small talk. But that small talk was never small, in fact everything that has been said so far has been to protect you. But now you are no longer sleeping. Ring is a sound journey in complete darkness.

Our Review:

14 March 2013

Describing itself as a theatre company which "produces fresh work for adventurous people by inspiring artists (and who) appeal to emotions and intellect", Fuel proves that they do exactly this with their production of Ring.

I had no idea what to expect when faced with the idea of “seeing” a piece of audio theatre, completely in the dark. However, having seen it, I am desperate to go again and listen even more carefully to pick out the nuances of this very carefully constructed piece.

By using headphones and extremely clever technology to create this incredible 3D audio production, the audience have their senses played with and their worlds turned upside down, becoming disorientated from the start. There is no comfort in knowing that you will have those who you go to the theatre with next to you as you are asked to change seats with other members of the audience. You then have the sense which most of us take for granted removed by being plun...

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Latest User Review

Richard Morris - 25 March 2013:

Very Clever. Saw it (well I saw nothing as it was completely dark) on Saturday. An incredible experience. ...

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