Why do we eat what we eat? Where does it come from? Do we need what we eat? Do we eat what we need?

An intimate dinner party of smell, taste and touch, FOOD is an immersive performance offering a meditation on how and why we eat. The audience gathers around a dining table with sounds, scents and textures shaping a conversation about personal memories, consumption and the evolution of food production over generations.

FOOD is the latest creation by renowned clown and devotee of the sublime ridiculous Geoff Sobelle. Returning to similar themes as his 2018 International Festival performance HOME, FOOD provokes questions about everyday experiences that many of us take for granted. The performance is served with Sobelle’s signature flavour of rigorous design, stage illusion and an absurdist sense of humour.

Supported by Sir Ewan and Lady Brown

Audio described performance 22 Aug 8pm