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Dark Noon

27.3-3.4

Genre

  • Drama
  • Contemporary Theatre

Language

English

Age recommendation

16+
The Wild West two point zero
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  • Production

    fix+foxy

  • Venue

    &Revontuli
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  • Duration

    1 h 45 min, no intermission

  • Language

    English

  • Surtitles

    Finnish and English
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  • Notes

    Age recommendation 16+

    Physical and sexual violence, nudity, haze, strobes

About

What others are saying

★★★★★ “Extraordinary outsider vision of American history” The Guardian
★★★★ “One of the most ambitious and fearless pieces of theatre to be presented at the fringe in the past decade.” The Stage
”Immersive, sensational, extreme… “ The New York Times
"I can’t wait to see the connection that forms between the Finnish audience and Dark Noon. See you at the post-show discussions!"Jussi Sorjanen

Working group

Director

Tue Biering

Co-director and choreographer

Nhlanhla Mahlangu

Performers

Bongani Bennedict Masango, Joe Young, Lillian Malulyck, Mandla Gaduka, Siyambonga Alfred Mdubeki, Katlego Kaygee Letsholonyana, Thulani Zwane

Set Designer

Johan Kølkjær

Light Designer

Christoffer Gulløv

Sound Designer

Ditlev Brinth

Costume Designer

Camilla Lind

Performance photos

Søren Meisner

Supported by

Jane and Aatos Erkko Foundation, The Finnish-Danish Cultural Foundation

Pricing

  • Standard33.50 €
  • Small group (4+)30 €
  • Pensioner28 €
  • Group (20+)28 €
  • Student, unemployed, under 25 23 €
  • Theatre professional (10 days before)21 €
  • Student or under 25 on 28.3., 2.4. (5 days before)12.50 €
  • Kaikukortti (one month before)0 €

fix+foxy

"Fix+Foxy has produced original work for a couple of decades – conventional and immersive pieces, sound walks, installations, digital work and many more formats depending on the concept. Our practice is driven by curiosity and a desire to create complex narratives through playful and accessible formats. We aim to engage with society and involve our audiences while challenging our presumptions about ourselves and the world we live in. We often invite people on stage who are rarely presented or represented in the arts – because we believe that theatre is about meetings and bringing together people of many stands. Whatever we do, however we do it – we always entertain the element of surprise."

Photo from the performance Rocky (2017)

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