Vault Festival production Hummingbird runs at The Vault from February 28
Bruised Sky Productions and Fledgling Theatre Company have announced their 2023 Vault Festival show Hummingbird.
The production runs at The Vaults from February 28 to March 5 in Leake Street, Waterloo.
It has been described as Edward Albee’s The Goat meets Michel Gondry’s Eternal Sunshine of a Spotless Mind.
The play features banana milk, model spaceships, expectant sheep, and lost dreams.
Hummingbird is a surreal and relatable exploration of grief, aspiration and dairy farming.
Written and directed by Christopher Neels, developed with Nic Sampson and Callum Cameron, and designed by Virginie Taylor.
Mr Neels said: “We are really excited to premiere Hummingbird at the VAULT Festival.
This production has been a long time in the making and we are excited for audiences to finally see it.”
Louise Beresford, co-artistic director of Bruised Sky Productions said “It’s been a fantastic experience collaborating with such a like-minded company.
“We cannot wait for people to see this poignant piece and thrilled to be welcoming back audiences at Vaults.”
Website: Hummingbird | VAULT Festival
Picture: Hummingbird Picture: Bruised Sky Productions/ Fledgling Theatre
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