DARKFIELD extends Melbourne summer season with new Southbank location
Please welcome to the stage… The Invisible Man. Listen as he teaches you how to disappear…
Due to popular demand, DARKFIELD’s Melbourne season is being extended, with acclaimed immersive audio theatre experiences INVISIBLE and FLIGHT relocating to Queensbridge Square, Southbank from 14 January. Tickets are available now at:
darkfield.com.au/melbourne
Created by UK-based Artistic Directors Glen Neath and David Rosenberg, DARKFIELD invites audiences to step inside shipping containers where strange worlds unfold. The immersive audio experiences take place in complete darkness and challenge the senses using 360-degree binaural sound to explore the depths of human psychology and perception.
“INVISIBLE and FLIGHT are ideal for anyone who loves the thrill of multisensory entertainment, and wants to experience something completely outside the norm.”
— Amy Johnson, Realscape Productions
INVISIBLE
Please welcome to the stage The Invisible Man. Listen as he teaches you how to disappear.
Now that you know the secret… what are you going to do with this remarkable talent? Will you use it for good — or give in to the temptation of chaos? After all, if you can’t be seen, how can you be held responsible for all the terrible things you might choose to do?
FLIGHT
FLIGHT takes audience members through two worlds, two realities and two outcomes to their journey. The many-worlds interpretation of Quantum Mechanics proposes that all possible outcomes that could occur are occurring in countless worlds of varying similarity.
Find comfort in knowing that however ill‑advised your choices have been — there is a version of you who made better ones and is suffering less regret and embarrassment.
Produced in Australia by Realscape Productions, DARKFIELD has to date seen a global audience of 700,000 people take the plunge into darkness and experience heart‑pounding thrill.
DARKFIELD’s INVISIBLE and FLIGHT are currently on at the Arts Centre Melbourne and will move to Queensbridge Square, Southbank from 14 January to 2 February.
Tickets can be purchased via:
darkfield.com.au/melbourne
For more information visit:
darkfield.com.au
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Andrew Bistak When he's not trying to save the world, Andrew enjoys travel (although loathes turbulence), going to the movies, reading and being a dad to his two dogs (and now twins) with his wife.
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