SOUND&FURY
Our Work
“Few, if any, companies can beat Sound and Fury when it comes to immersive theatre”
Fiona Mountford, Evening Standard
An intimate, immersive and immensely powerful sound installation places its audience in the heart of a makeshift wartime hospital, where an unlikely therapy brings solace and comfort to those injured on the battlefield.
‘Hauntingly beautiful’ Rupert Christiansen, The Telegraph
Charlie Ward is now available to experience at home:
A one man show using cutting-edge audio and projection, which explores mankind’s quest to make sense of the cosmos and questions the extent to which we can rely upon our senses.
★★★★★ “Sound&Fury are going boldly where few companies have gone before… a dazzling achievement” The Daily Telegraph
In 2000, a Russian submarine, the Kursk, suffered a huge explosion that ripped the bow apart and sent the vessel to the seabed. Inspired by this tragic event, Sound&Fury and award-winning playwright, Bryony Lavery, explore the unique experience of the submariner deep below the Arctic seas, alone, contained, controlled and yet with Armageddon at their fingertips.
“Intensely moving” - Michael Coveney, The Independent
A hallucinatory voyage through the different levels of consciousness that emerge while under anaesthetic. Ether Frolics is powerful theatrical journey created in collaboration with Shunt artists Lizzie Clachan, Hannah Ringham and David Rosenberg, combining illusory sound and light to make a cutting edge equivalent to the Victorian lantern show.
"A work of genius - or am I seeing things?” The Independent on Sunday
