First Person toured nationally 2017 - 2020

 

2 players. 30 minutes. 1 Ultimate Prize.

Welcome to First Person - your race to the top of life's success mountain. Do you want to prosper in the cut-throat world of adulthood and find happiness? Then First Person will prepare you for the climb to the summit of life's health, wealth and well-being peaks.

Two players enter the labyrinth of a virtual world and compete for the ultimate prize: happiness. The First Person to complete the game and find happiness is the winner! It’s that easy. All they need to do is follow the voice of the unseen Guide and they’ll be just fine. But in our harsh world of winners and losers, is the Guide aiding their journey, or relishing in their demise? 

Made especially for public spaces and influenced by video games; First Person is a quirky fusion of fast paced narrative, physical theatre and silent disco technology. Grab your headphones, predict your winner and cheer them on to the finish line.

Success Mountain is waiting...

Running Time: 30 Minutes

Made for 11+ but suitable for all ages | Promenade performance so wear comfortable shoes

#FirstPersonTour


Trailer

 

Production Gallery 

Cast

Cast
Martyn Bignell
Daniel Morgan

Voice of Gwen
Phoebe Wall-Palmer

Additional Voices
Martyn Bignell
Toby Ealden
Daniel Morgan
Gareth Morgan

Production

Devised by the Company

Director
Toby Ealden

Movement Director
Amy O'Sullivan

Sound Design / Composer
Joel Peter Atkins

Costume Design
Helen Symonds

Dramaturg
Gareth Morgan

 

Producer
Catherine Fowles

Artwork
Billy Paine

Artwork Photography
Scott Murray

Production Photography
Phil Crow

Tour Dates

2020

Salford Holiday Clubs Tour (not public)
18th & 19th February 2020

2019

Tees Valley Combined Authority (not public)
Tuesday 29th January 2019

Emerge Festival, Mansfield
Saturday 6th April 2019

In2 Project, Darlington (Primary Schools Tour)
Friday 17th May 2019

Leeds In Motion Street Festival
Sunday 9th June 2019

The Arts Centre @ Edge Hill University, Ormskirk
Thursday 20th and Friday 21st June 2019

Big Dreamers Festival, Worcester
Thursday 25th July 2019

The Civic, Barnsley - Garden Party
Saturday 14th September 2019

Big Imaginations Festival @ Manchester Central Library
Monday 28th October 2019

In2 Project, Darlington (Primary Schools Tour)
Tuesday 26th & Wednesday 27th November 2019


2018

Feb Fest, Luton
Saturday 10th February 2018

Bicester Festival
Saturday 16th June 2018

Bradford Festival
Sunday 15th July 2018

Great Exhibition of the North @ The Baltic, Gateshead
Saturday 4th and Sunday 5th August 2018

The Quarry Theatre @ Riverside Bedford Square
Saturday 1st September 2018

Arts by the Sea Festival, Bournemouth
Saturday 29th September 2018

St Neots Library, Cambridgeshire
Saturday 10th November 2018

Tees Valley Schools Tour (not public performances)
22nd - 28th November 2018 (excluding 24th and 25th)


2017

Lincoln Performing Arts Centre
@ Lincoln City Square

Tuesday 30th May 2017

South Holland Centre, Spalding
@ Holbeach Community Hub

Friday 2nd June 2017

Lincoln Drill Hall
@ Lincoln City Square

Saturday 3rd June 2017

Stamford Arts Centre
@ Welland Academy

Wednesday 7th June 2017

Lyric Hammersmith, London
Tuesday 13th & Wednesday 14th June 2017

Louth Riverhead Theatre
@ Louth Youth Centre

Saturday 17th June 2017

National Centre of Craft and Design
@ Boston Road Recreational Ground

Saturday 1st July 2017

Guildhall Arts Centre, Grantham
Saturday 8th July 2017

St Helens Cultural Hubs
Saturday 15th July 2017

Terry O'Toole Theatre, Lincoln
@ Mill Park on Manor Park Estate, North Hykeham

Friday 21st July 2017

Key Feste, Peterborough
Saturday 2nd & Sunday 3rd September

Lincoln Performing Arts Centre
Pop Out Festival @ Waterside Shopping Centre

Saturday 9th September

Sunderland Stages
@ The Bridges Shopping Centre

Saturday 23rd September

Lincoln Performing Arts Centre
Pop Out Festival @ Roundabout

Thursday 28th September

 

Soundtrack

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Commissioned by Lincolnshire One Venues Young People's Programme

Supported by public funding from National Lottery through Arts Council England