As part of its UK tour, following a critically acclaimed sell-out run at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2005, Imogen blends a powerful mixture of puppetry, physical theatre and text to deliver an emotive piece about love, loss, hope and recovery.
The play tells the moving story of Leonardo, a man unravelling in grief at the loss of his daughter.
To avoid facing up to his now rootless existence, his affected mind resurrects the past through a journey that leaves him desperately lost in nostalgia.
With stunning moments of visual theatre, the show pieces together Leo's memories as he deals with his grief.
With a haunting sound track by Pellumair and original puppetry design from the Darryl Worbey Studios, this is a production filled with young, talented artists working across a number of art forms to create an exciting, groundbreaking new play.
Imogen was written by Toby Clarke and nominated for the Writer's Guild of Great Britain Awards 2005 and won the Fringe Report's Best Play 2004.
- Imogen
Warehouse Theatre,
Dingwall Road, Croydon
May 24 to June 11
£6.50 to £11 020 8680 4060
Warehouse Theatre
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