Machines for Living: Two architects believe they can design life. But when the tower blocks they build fall into disrepair and become notorious no-go zones, riot is in the air and the blame falls on them.
Let Slip bring their anarchic and irreverent style to ask urgent questions about social housing, segregation and the city.
A playful, dark and provocative piece of theatre from one of the latest companies to graduate from the Jacques Lecoq Theatre School in Paris.
Machines for Living at Blue Elephant Theatre in Camberwell, Greater London on Tuesday, 22 May 2012.
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