Something is wrong.
In the last few months, a new disease has emerged that is transmitted not by water, by air, by contact – but by speech. Language. Via text messaging and email, telephone or video.
This disease attacks thought itself, undermining our ability to think critically and resist other people’s influence. This is an epidemic of harmful ideas and broken logic. And it’s spreading. Whole communities of people, highly contagious, wandering about, unable to talk, unable to take care of themselves, looking for things to believe in.
Don’t believe everything you hear.
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Boho’s new show Word Play is performed on-screen from across the city. The audience are situated in the CSIRO Discovery Centre lecture theatre, while the performers are live-streamed from a laboratory across the city using a high-speed video broadband connection.
Using text messages and a purpose-built phone app, the audience are able to interact directly with the performance, communicating with the performers and controlling them through a series of live computer game sequences.
Word Play is a performance lecture exploring concepts from epidemiology, a live cinema experience and a hands-on video game in the survival horror genre.
Bring your phone.
Word Play: Interactive Live Theatre Video Game: Teaser from Boho Interactive on Vimeo.
Where: CSIRO Discovery Centre, Clunies Ross street, Acton
When: 7:30pm Wednesday – Saturday 15-18 May, 22-25 May, 29 May-1 June
Tickets: $20 – buy tickets here.
[Photos courtesy of Adam Thomas]
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