Don’t Stray From The Path
Don’t Stray From The Path
The Wonder Club
www.thewonderclub.co.uk
Running Time: 1hr
A beautifully dark narrative-driven promenade performance combining circus, theatre, projection, installation, shadow puppetry, music and mayhem.
A new spectacular promenade performance from The Wonder Club. We welcome you on the Journey of a Lifetime. Based on the story of Little Red Riding Hood, Don't Stray from the Path is a beautifully dark promenade performance combining circus, theatre, dance, installation, puppetry, projection, music and mayhem. You are invited to the Forest of elsewhere, a magical place of wonder and delight, of beauty and song, upside-down musicians, advice you never listened to, where wolves snap at your heels and travelling salesmen are ready to sell you a tale or two. It's a place of stolen innocence, forgotten dreams, of beautiful distractions with fatal consequences (for the wolves will bite.) Keep on the straight and narrow. Don’t cry wolf. Always talk to strangers Don't stray from the path And don’t forget a piece of cake for Granny.
No Cake, No Entry.
You are invited to make your own stories and play by your own rules, but we will be there to hold your hand and lead you astray. (Goodnight Granny, the Wolf is ready to eat you now.)
The Wonder Club create beautiful experiential promenade performance. Our interdisciplinary approach fully engages you into our magical worlds of wonder, worlds that remain with you long after the show. Challenging the boundaries of live art, theatre, visual art and event The Wonder Club marry story and setting seamlessly. Their shows put the onus on the audience to create their own version of events, to wander freely, taking responsibility for their journey and its outcomes.
'Ambituous and Imaginative work...genuinely thrilling'
Lyn Gardner, The Guardian
'Another undeniably impressive triumph..Pitch-perfect!'
The Venue, Bristol
'They are a force to be reckoned with'
Katie Keeler, Creative Producer, Theatre Bristol
£5 Concession Tickets Available on the Door
