When Ava is sent away by her foster mum to the Penrose’s on Jersey, she is removed from everything she thinks she knows. Setting out to discover what ‘home’ really feels like, Ava discovers secrets, new connections, and the enigmatic Marsh House…
In a world marked by widespread cruelty and isolation, Memories of the Marshland seeks to illuminate the transformative power of human connection in unexpected and enchanting ways.
You are invited to this sharing of work, which comes at the end of a six-day R&D exploring a movement practice with a mixed ensemble of blind, visually impaired and sighted artists. Led by Jack Norris, a disabled movement director, Flo O’Mahony, Artistic Director of Zoo Co, and Sam Brewer, Artistic Director of Flawbored, the process has explored the interface between creative audio description, physical theatre, storytelling and creative access.
The sharing is followed by a panel discussion on some of the issues raised by the R&D, with special guest Quiplash.
This sharing follows a research and development project exploring a movement practice with a mixed ensemble of blind, visually impaired and sighted artists.
The company are intending to use audio description creatively within the sharing to ensure the performance is accessible to blind and visually impaired people.
If you have any questions about access provision for this performance, please contact our team and we will do our best to support.
References to adoption and the care system
References to disability
For more information or to discuss any other concerns or questions about the performance, please contact our team and we do our best to help.