London, United Kingdom
Deceleration
An Experiment in Slowing Down
Deceleration is an audio experience through a structured interaction with rhythm and environment. Once you’ve put on your headphones an instruction-based journey will lead you through a stage-by-stage process of deceleration: An exploration of the embodied process of slowing down. ZU-UK is a multi award-winning disabled-led independent theatre and digital arts company, with over two decades of expertise in creating immersive, interactive experiences using games, performance and technology. Led by Persis-Jadé Maravala and Jorge Lopes Ramos, ZU-UK projects focus on mental health and social impact. ZU-UK has been cited as an inspiring example at the National Creative Ageing Conference in 2023 and used as a case study in the Prime Minister's Council for Science & Technology for its innovations and ambitions in the field of science and technology. Tickets: Please book your slot now to avoid disappointment. Each person will need 1 ticket for a time slot. There are multiple slots available at each time slot, so you can experience the piece with friends and family. Duration/Running time: 30 mins Age suitability: 16 + Important information: Please bring your smartphone and headphones with you. If you do not have a smartphone or headphones we can provide one for you. Dress: This is an outdoor walking experience, therefore it is advisable to dress appropriately for the weather. Access: This is an audio-based walking piece. The piece is accessible to wheelchair users.
Audience Role
Listener/journeyer.
Ages: 16 +
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About ZU-UK
ZU-UK are renowned for their distinctive personal, political and sometimes humorous approach to creating interactive performance. Known for their attention to detail, care and complete respect for audience members, the company are leaders in participatory theatre and performance art. Previous productions include the widely acclaimed Hotel Medea (2009-2012) which was performed at LIFT Festival, the Hayward Gallery and Edinburgh Festival Fringe, where it won a Herald Angel Award, Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2011; Prix Ars Electronica Honorary Mention; and was Time Out Critic’s Choice – Pick of the Fringe 2011.