/ (Double Bill) My Name is Irrelevant & Myth of the Singular Moment By Tortoise in a Nutshell
Lockerbie Town Hall Lockerbie
Lockerbie Town Hall
Fri 6th September 2019
Theatre: 12yrs+ (strong language) show length 60 mins
Join us for an evening of live music, storytelling and critically acclaimed new writing. A unique double bill of Edinburgh Festival Fringe hits by an award-winning team.
My Name is Irrelevant, by Matthew Hall
'Get caught in the web of another mind. Forget who you are, become someone else.'
In a world created by your imagination it can be difficult to work out what is fiction and what is reality. A subtle and moving piece of new writing, blending spoken word with a live, original soundtrack. My Name is Irrelevant is a poignant and intimate production, layering humour and pathos in the exploration of an intensely personal story of loneliness and isolation.
'Matthew's arresting poetic performance skillfully guides the audience through a fractured psyche'.
**** The List
'This is a fantastic example of creative storytelling' **** Fringe Guru
The Myth of the Singular Moment by Jim Harbourne
'With every choice we create a new universe. I make it, I don't make it, I make it, I don't'.
Two musician-performers take us on a fantastical journey that links four characters in interconnecting stories across the Multiverse. A profound and personal story that combines live music with projection, light and intricate prop play to create a story that straddles fantasy and reality. Your future is in an envelope. Would you open it?
'The whole production mixes intimacy with inspiring vastness, an ethereal sense of wonder with the rationale of science. It's a joy to behold.'
**** Cinema Fringes
'The production is a rousing hour-long celebration of humanity and those fleeting moments and chance encounters that end up carrying far more significance in our lives than we image. Brilliant Stuff' **** Across the Arts, Nominee: Scottish Arts Club Award 2018