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GOD/HEAD by Chris Goode & Company

by Chris Goode & Company

This event is part of the If only... season
  • Tue 21 Feb – Sat 10 Mar, 7:45pm

Tickets

  • Full: £14.00
  • Under 26, Equity, BECTU: £10.00
  • Concession: £7.00

Venue: Upstairs

Please note that, regrettably, the upstairs theatre is not currently accessible for wheelchair users.

Book /  Box office: 020 7582 7680

So there’s this writer.

Thirtysomething, gay, lefty metropolitan writer. Atheist, obviously. History of mental health problems, but those are all in the past.
Sure of himself and his world view. Comfortable in his assumptions.

And then one day, suddenly, without any warning...

There’s God.

In this brand new documentary piece, award-winning writer and storyteller Chris Goode explores the flipside of the familiar crisis of faith: what if there really is a God after all?

GOD/HEAD is a humane, candid, radically unsettling piece about the tensions between religion and neuroscience, and about the limits of language and the edges of desire.

BSL interpreted performance by Jeni Draper Thursday 8 March.

"one of the most exciting talents working in Britain today" The Guardian

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  • Tue 21 Feb, 7:45pm
  • Wed 22 Feb, 7:45pm
  • Thu 23 Feb, 7:45pm
  • Fri 24 Feb, 7:45pm
  • Sat 25 Feb, 7:45pm
  • Tue 28 Feb, 7:45pm
  • Wed 29 Feb, 7:45pm
  • Thu 1 Mar, 7:45pm
  • Fri 2 Mar, 7:45pm
  • Sat 3 Mar, 7:45pm
  • Tue 6 Mar, 7:45pm
  • Wed 7 Mar, 7:45pm
  • Thu 8 Mar, 7:45pm
  • Fri 9 Mar, 7:45pm
  • Sat 10 Mar, 7:45pm

Additional information

 

Chris will be joined on stage each night by a different Guest, announced daily.
Tonight's Guest is ED COLLIER

Ed Collier is an independent theatre producer, Co-Director of China Plate and a photographer. Ed is currently producing work with Cartoon De Salvo (The Irish Giant, Pub Rock, Made Up), Caroline Horton (You're Not Like The Other Girls Chrissy, Mess) and Inspector Sands (Mass Observation). China Plate are Associate Producers at Warwick Arts Centre where they programme theatre in the studio and across the centre and are developing a new artist development and commissioning process. Through China Plate, Ed produces The Darkroom (a development lab for writers and devising theatre-makers), The Optimists (producer training for theatre artists), and the First Bite and Bite Size Festivals (commissioning and showcasing new theatre work in the West Midlands). Formerly a producer with Fuel, Ed worked with Kate McGrath and Louise Blackwell to produce Sound&Fury (Kursk, Ether Frolics), Melanie Wilson (Simple Girl, Iris Brunette, Mari Me Archie), The Clod Ensemble (Red Ladies), Gecko (The Race, The Arab & The Jew, The Overcoat), and was line producer at the Lyric Hammersmith where he was part of the programming team and managed main house, studio, development and touring projects. Ed is on the boards of Unlimited Theatre, Pentabus and the Edinburgh Fringe Participants Council.


Presented by Ovalhouse and Theatre in The Mill
Created with the support of Schtanhaus; Judith E. Wilson Drama Studio, University of Cambridge; and the Jerwood Space.

  • British Sign Language

Book /  Box office: 020 7582 7680

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