Apologies for cross postings. Manchester's Digital Summer [inter:face] season continues with two unique and extraordinary shows... The Men Who Knew Too Much (Australia) - Virtual Humanoids Zion Arts, Stretford Road, Hulme, Manchester Thurs 23 May 8pm, Friday 24 May 6pm & 10pm, Sat 25 May 8pm Tickets £5/3 Box Office: Cornerhouse, Oxford Rd, Manchester 0161 200 1500 Tickets in person from Zion Centre 1hour before the show. www.tmwktm.com Melbourne's masters of precision absurdity perform both live and virtually in this bizarre journey through cyberspace. In the super-reality of Ozone City¹s Club MNBVCXZ Tonight, the audience are made stars without gravity¹ as they are uploaded into Binary Opera. With loudmouthed laptops, digital divas, a heartbroken hacker and a wild soundtrack, this is a side-expanding, mind splitting, 21st century performance experience. The Goons meet Blade Runner and decide the future of theatre in this unorthodox tumble through web-world. A Digital Summer commission and... 32, 000 Points of Light Castlefield Arena, Liverpool Road Friday 24 May 6-8pm, Saturday 25 May 12-8pm Sunday 26 May 12-6pm FREE flight simulator ride - duration 6mins www.32k.co.uk Board the flight simulator for a physical journey through an immersive sonic environment. A matrix of shifting points of light bombards your eyes as you move through sound itself. Fireworks for the brain. 32,000 Points of Lght is an immersive audio-visual environment exploring our perceptions of sound in infinite space. Created by a team of sound and visual artists in collaboration with programmers from Camber Entertainmnet - sound design and composition by Duncan Speakman, Alex Bradley, ANdy Cracie and Jessica marlowe, Animation by Matt Mawford. Commissioned and produced by Arnolfini Live. Co-commissioned by Digital Summer in association with Tramway, Glasgow and Nuffield Theatre, Southampton Tamsin Drury hÅb and Digital Summer [inter:face] Unit 27, 41 Old Birley Street Manchester, M15 5RF 0161 232 9671 http://www.digitalsummer.org/interface
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