Toronto, Canada
The Seqret City
four different cross-city journeys taking place in various neighbourhoods throughout Toronto
On Saturday, November 25th and Sunday, November 26th The Seqret City will open its doors. DLT is back with four different cross-city journeys taking place in various neighbourhoods throughout Toronto. Each begins at a cardinal point, moving towards the centre – the axis mundi – where seen and unseen worlds elide. The one in front of you is an actor or not? God or human? Living or dead? The experience lasts six hours and requires you to move both inwardly and outwardly. The event is free of charge. In order to participate, add your name to the random ballot. Only 64 names will be drawn. Selected participants will be assigned randomly to the 4 different journeys. As a lone audience member you will undertake a journey, following presences into streets, alleyways and undisclosed locations as The Seqret City manifests and transforms your usual world into an urban labyrinth. You will soon find yourself at the centre of an unfolding narrative of unexpected experiences and dimensions. Duration of each performance is slightly variable (~360 minutes). Some moments are meant for one audience member, others for many. Absolutely no late comers. Please arrive at least 10 minutes prior to your show time. Expect active audience participation, including walking. Sneakers or running shœs are recommended, and comfortable clothing. Please bring a fully charged cell phone during your experience. Performances will go ahead rain, snow, or shine. In case of precipitation bring an umbrella, raincoat or other clothing that will keep you warm and dry.
Audience Role
Expect active audience participation.
Ages: All ages
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About DopoLavoro Teatrale (DLT)
Founded in 2006 in Florence, Italy by Artistic Director Daniele Bartolini, DopoLavoro Teatrale (DLT) is devoted to audience specific creations and multi-disciplinary contemporary performance. Presenting shows that roam anywhere - alleyways and hidden corners of Toronto, foggy canals in East London, independent theatres in West Berlin, ancient markets, and secret beaches in Mumbai, abandoned clocktowers in remote villages of Tuscany, deconsecrated churches in the old town of Florence and exceptional showcases such as La Biennale di Venezia. DLT is now based in Toronto.