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OVAL HOUSE THEATRE.
13 - 17 December 2005
£12/£6
Box Office: 0207 582 7680
Oval House Theatre
Oval Tube (Northern Line)
52-54 Kennington Oval
SE11 5SWTHE SHOW:
For 7 days and 7 nights, 2 actors will be confined on stage at the Oval House Theatre, London.
They are not allowed out of the theatre building until the last performance.
They sleep on stage but can only eat if the audience brings them food.
Any spare time between, meals, sleep and toilet will be rehearsal time for the Lions.
The energy required for the lights will be generated through a Cycle Generator on stage at all times.
GENERAL INFORMATION:
1. Members of the public can donate food and objects anytime between 11th and 17th December.
2. Members of the public will undergo Health & Safety and Security procedures of the show.
3. There will be a post-show talk 15 minutes after every performance for 30 minutes.
4. Any extra food the Lions don't manage to eat, will be stored in a fridge or donated to theatre staff.
RULES FOR THE LIONS:
1. The actors arrive on stage at 3pm on Sunday 11th of December 2005.
2. The actors are released at 10pm on Saturday 17th of December 2005.
3. The actors shall have one break per day of no more than 30 minutes.
3.1. During this break, the actors can:
Leave the stage, but not the theatre building;
Use the existing bathroom facilities of the building.
3.2. During this break, the actors cannot:
Buy any type of food or drink;
Step outside the theatre premises.
4. The actors shall undergo constant physical and mental experiments.
4.1. These may include 24h long rehearsals, interrogation and torture.
4.2. The aims of these experiments will become clearer during the production.
5. The actors must work creatively with all donated objects.
5.1. Rule 5 will not apply to objects that have not passed the safety regulations check.
RULES FOR THE AUDIENCE:
1. Once inside, the audience must remain inside the designated safety area.
1.1 These are, after all wild animals, however tame they might seem and they will probably also be angry.
2. The audience may purchase tickets to visit the Lions at 8pm between 13th and 17th December.
3. Every member of the audience must follow instructions of the designated guide for their own safety.
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