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Danse Macabre: A twilight Gothic adventure for theatre lover

Published: Fri 16 Oct 2015 01:15 PM
Danse Macabre: A twilight Gothic adventure for theatre lovers
Photo by Theuns Verwoerd, Artwork by Daniel Webster
The immersive theatre project Danse Macabre will be performed on 19-21 November at Ferrymead Heritage Park at 8.30pm. Inspired by two classic tales of the supernatural, it will offer audiences an unusual theatrical experience that includes a twilight walk around the grounds of an old Edwardian township - what shadows might be lurking there?..
Danse Macabre is brought to life by a diverse and talented cast and crew including Ukrainian-born producer, writer, director and actress Nataliya Oryshchuk (NO Productions Theatre Collective); local musician, actor and director Daniel Webster; young soundscape creator Colter Carson; the popular and experienced Christchurch actors Michael Adams and David Allen, and the talented young actors Gwilym Wogan andYvette Bensemann.
“I am very lucky to be working with so many talented Christchurch artists on this project” – says Nataliya Oryshchuk – “our city is long overdue for a good theatrical ghost story, and Danse Macabre will offer two of them! Ferrymead Heritage Park is the ideal location for an immersive theatrical experience, and we really appreciate the opportunity to perform there”.
Audience numbers will be strictly limited to 30 each night, with tickets available through pre-sale only. The ticket price includes light refreshments during the interval.
Duration is approximately 1 hour 45 minutes, including an interval and pre-show walk.
Due to the nature of the show, PG 13 is recommended.
Tickets: $35 waged/$30 unwaged. To book, email book.a.ghost@gmail.com
The project is supported by Creative Communities and the Christchurch City Council.
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