Following the announcement of a national lockdown, Skin Hunger has been postponed.
Dante or Die’s Skin Hunger is a powerfully resonant new work, which invites the audience to take sanctuary in a hidden chapel in London’s West End.
Daphna Attias directs three intriguing monologues from pioneering writers Ann Akin, Tim Crouch and Sonia Hughes. Each examines with refreshing humour and intelligence, our need for intimacy and the power of touch – an aspect of humanity that so many of us didn’t realise we vitally needed until it was restricted.
Skin Hunger is a socially distanced installation that offers a compelling live theatrical experience for three audience members at a time, with six entries daily. This unique and sensitively staged work offers a moment of reflection and intimacy, whilst so many are starved of touch.
Three performers swathed in plastic; three intimate, one-on-one experiences.
6 entries daily from 13.30 – 21.00. This is an individual experience, in line with the latest Government guidance for London.
More details, including how to book, can be found here.
