Before the first cue.
A closed curtain. A held breath. The room belongs to possibility.
AFTERHOUSE
The house comes aliveScroll to watch the story unfold ↓
Space becomes a scene.
The curtain opens and suspended frames descend into the stage.
The moment arrives.
Amber and cobalt hold the final installation. Let the room stay with you.
Before the first cue.
A closed curtain. A held breath. The room belongs to possibility.
Space becomes a scene.
The curtain opens and suspended frames descend into the stage.
The moment arrives.
Amber and cobalt hold the final installation. Let the room stay with you.
WHEN THEHOUSE WAKES.The room goes quiet. The lights change. Something you could only feel here begins.
Explore the programme
The room goes quiet. The lights change. Something you could only feel here begins.
Explore the programmeAFTERHOUSE / PERFORMANCE · SOUND · EXPERIMENTThe stage is the invitation.
Programme studiesFind your
Find your
kind of night.
Three imagined strands for a house that makes room for different voices.
Between the frames
An imagined performance of space, light and the things left unsaid. A stage stripped back until every gesture matters.
The listening room
An intimate programme of live sound. Bring your attention; let the room do the rest.
See how a world is made
An open rehearsal format that brings the craft of staging, lighting and performance into view.
The architecture of attentionA room for
A room for
being here.
AFTERHOUSE is imagined as a home for live work: a flexible stage, a close audience and space for a conversation after the final bow.
COME
CURIOUS.
01
Before you arrive
Give yourself time to settle in. Read the programme notes and leave space for the unexpected.
02
Inside the house
Come with an open mind. The house is a place for attention, curiosity and the shared experience of live work.
03
After the performance
Stay for a conversation. What happened on stage often follows you into the rest of the evening.
Make an entrance.
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