Fringe 2022: Ideation

‘What if this is a mass conspiracy against me?’ 

Hypothetically speaking, if you were in a boardroom with a ticking clock, the survival of humanity on your shoulders and a growing sense of a darker reality, would  you succeed… no matter what?

A group of corporate consultants’ battle morality and mystery  with logic in this hilariously dark play. Do hypothetical actions have very real consequences? Is  everything just as it seems and how do you know that? Can we trust you to let the paranoia sink  in, as comedy and thriller distort the truth of this hypothetically real Ideation

Aaron Loeb’s sinister comedy will leave you questioning all things you ever thought to be real.  Ideation, first performed in 2014, scarily resonates with prominent affairs today. Set in real time,  Ideation is a fast-paced analytical response to the society we live in today. With a directorial  debut, Chlöe Hallsworth has brought to life (and to Edinburgh) a play that will leave you wanting  more. 

Exeter University Theatre Company, fondly known as EUTCo, is one of the largest and longest  running theatre societies at the university. Our goal is to get students involved in directing,  producing, stage management, technical management, and performing professional quality  drama.

The society provides a platform to produce innovative and high-quality student theatre, in  an effort to entertain and inspire the rest of the student body and the larger community in  Exeter.

EUTCo also offers a number of industry led workshops for members and non-members  to further provide theatrical opportunities for students. 

‘Ideation makes the mundane amusing and the average extraordinary’ Exeposé

Listings information 

Venue: theSpace @ 45 

Dates: 15-27 August 2022 (not 21st

Time: 12:10 (1.5 hours) 15-20 August, 13:15 (1.5 hours) 22-27 August Ticket prices: £6.00 / Concessions £5.00 

Fringe box office: 0131 226 0000 / www.edfringe.com 

Suitable for 16+

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