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The Mill By Ockham’s Razor: Ockhams Razor, the award winning aerial theatre company who specialise in creating physical theatre on original pieces of equipment, return with their new show The Mill.
Experience the sweat, grind and grit of physical work in a wheel of wood and steel which is suspended in the air and powered by the five performers. With over a 100 metres of rope and cable drums it links in to become part of a bigger system, where a seemingly small decision or action can gather momentum and impetus beyond your control, snowballing until you find yourself running like mad to power the treadmill whilst someone else is riding it like a ferris wheel.
Directed by Toby Sedgwick (Olivier Award for Best Theatre Choreographer for the National Theatre production War Horse). Dramaturg Rufus Norris (Evening Standard Award for best Director).
The Mill By Ockham’s Razor at The Castle Theatre in Wellingborough, Northamptonshire on Wednesday, 10 November 2010.
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