Signal To Noise

Signal To Noise - Southbank Centre

Signal To Noise

Thu 10 Oct & Fri 11 Oct 2024

Southbank Centre

Signal to Noise is an upbeat spectacle that gradually unravels. It features fragmented AI-generated speech—ranging from random monologues to weather reports—all lip-synced by six performers.

The show blends human-like voices with off-topic conversations, questioning what’s real and what’s artificial. Alongside this, Etchells’ eclectic score combines various sounds, from xylophones to guitars, creating a strange yet captivating atmosphere. Celebrating Forced Entertainment’s 40th anniversary, the performance invites the audience to reflect on the oddities of human interaction.

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Hatched Ensemble

9-12 October

Barbican Theatre

This powerful piece by South African choreographer Mamela Nyamza, is an evocative dance work performed at the Barbican. Featuring ten dancers, an opera singer, and an African traditional instrumentalist, the piece fuses Western classical music with African vocals, while challenging gender norms and societal expectations.

Nyamza draws from her personal experiences as a mother and lesbian artist, using bold choreography and striking costumes to explore themes of identity, transformation, and self-liberation.

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Lear

National Changgeuk

Company of Korea

Thu 3—Sun 6 Oct

Barbican Theatre

 

This major new production, critically acclaimed at its 2022 premiere, retells a familiar story in the form of Changgeuk. This culturally significant and artistically rich theatrical form in Korea, blends music, dance, and drama to create immersive storytelling experiences rooted in Korean tradition and heritage.

Leading creatives include director and choreographer Jung Young-doo, Pai Sam-shik, one of the greatest Korean playwrights, Pansori scores composed by Han Seung-seok, with music written by Jung Jae-il (Parasite, Squid Game). Lee Tae-Sup’s set design brings a quiet but vibrant world of water on stage, drawing us to the deep, bottomless abyss of the human mind.

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Hatched Ensemble

9-12 October

Barbican Theatre

 

This powerful piece by South African choreographer Mamela Nyamza, is an evocative dance work performed at the Barbican. Featuring ten dancers, an opera singer, and an African traditional instrumentalist, the piece fuses Western classical music with African vocals, while challenging gender norms and societal expectations.

Nyamza draws from her personal experiences as a mother and lesbian artist, using bold choreography and striking costumes to explore themes of identity, transformation, and self-liberation.

Use my exclusive promo code POTHATCHED to get £15 tickets on all the performances.

 

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Lear

National Changgeuk

Company of Korea

Thu 3—Sun 6 Oct

Barbican Theatre

This major new production, critically acclaimed at its 2022 premiere, retells a familiar story in the form of Changgeuk. This culturally significant and artistically rich theatrical form in Korea, blends music, dance, and drama to create immersive storytelling experiences rooted in Korean tradition and heritage.

Leading creatives include director and choreographer Jung Young-doo, Pai Sam-shik, one of the greatest Korean playwrights, Pansori scores composed by Han Seung-seok, with music written by Jung Jae-il (Parasite, Squid Game). Lee Tae-Sup’s set design brings a quiet but vibrant world of water on stage, drawing us to the deep, bottomless abyss of the human mind.

Use my exclusive promo code POTLEAR to get £15 tickets

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