The Sensemaker : Dunedin Fringe Festival

The Sensemaker

Geneva

Theatre Physical Theatre

With its razor-sharp sense of humour and its unclassifiable genre, multi-award winning ‘The Sensemaker’ features a dystopian battle between a woman and an answering machine

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Geneva

"All of our collaborators are currently busy. Please wait, thank you."


Have you ever waited on the phone for too long, with a muzak playing on a loop and an irritating robotic voice telling you endlessly that your request is being processed?

Yes, you have ... and so does the protagonist of solo-show The Sensemaker, until she is gradually stretched beyond her limits.


With its razor-sharp sense of humour and its unclassifiable genre, multi-award winning The Sensemaker features a dystopian battle between a woman and an answering machine.


"It is a dance show in which the protagonist spends much of the time standing still. It is a piece of mime which can get very noisy indeed. It is both a dream and a nightmare." - The Peg Review

"An astonishing, disturbing, shapeshifting sliver of genius." ★★★★★ - FringeReview


"A journey from darkly comic to deeply discomfiting." ★★★★★ - Fringe Biscuit


FringeReview Award for Outstanding Theatre 2019


Buzz Award Gothenburg Fringe 2019


STOFF Award, Category Theatre and Spoken Words 2019


Performance Award Fisico Festival 2020

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Duration

1hr

Price

R16
Content Warning

Strong language, nudity, emotional abuse

Venue

New Athenaeum Theatre

23 The Octagon Ōtepoti, Dunedin Dunedin 9016

| Wheelchair Access YES

Accessible Bathroom YES

Additional Accessibility Information
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