
One Minute
Delirium Theatre, 2016
In a tender, fragmentary story about the inarticulacy of grief, this 2003 play by Olivier and Tony award-winning playwright, Simon Stephens, looks at the different lives touched by the investigation into a missing girl. Incorporating a cinematic score, video and puppetry, DELIRIUM create an ever-moving London that plays backdrop to five lives that are standing still.
Returning to London with their sixth major production and following the sold out 5* run of From Where I’m Standing at The Edinburgh Festival Fringe in 2013, DELIRIUM have picked up a previously produced play for the first time in their history.
As a company focused on exploring the intricacies of human behaviour One Minute presents this challenging story with delicacy and tenderness and ultimately a sense of hope
Playwright - Simon Stephens
Co-Director - Matthew Churcher
Co-Director - Oliver Kaderbhai
Lighting Designer - Alex Lewer
Music - David Saunder
Sound Designer - Will Tonna
Movement - Matthew Churcher
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Nominated for Three OFFIE Awards, including
Best Female (Rose Riley)
Best Lighting Design (Alex Lewer)
Best Sound Design (Will Tonna)

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