Review: ‘-320°F’ at Sadler’s Wells Theatre

320° F – Sadler’s Wells Theatre

This is not a show I am going to be able to fully describe here. Across almost two and a half hours, Hideki Noda’s show was a mad, brilliant and strange whirlwind of ideas and images. Roughly, the story begins in the present day with a search for angel bones, which may hold the key to human desires. The main scientist Professor Kyuri thinks they will unlock humanity’s secrets, the warring pharmaceutical sponsors, a brother and sister pair, are i…

Review: ‘-320°F’ at Sadler’s Wells Theatre

Hideki Noda’s production transfers to the Sadler’s Wells Theatre in London after a run at Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre. The post ‘−320°F’ review – Overpopulated science fiction appeared first on Liam O'Dell.

NODA M -320°F – Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London

Writer and Director: Hideki Noda -320°F is a science fantasy from theatre company NODA MAP that puts the Fiction in Science Fiction by basing its narrative on patently false scientific theories. In this world, bones take the role of genes and memories from past lives can be seen, re-experienced, and interacted with. On the fantasy [...] The post NODA M -320°F – Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London appeared first on The Reviews Hub.

320°F: Hideki Noda at Sadler’s Wells

A review of Hideki Noda’s ?320°F at Sadler’s Wells, a thrilling, absurdist exploration of language, history, repetition and the stories that shape reality.

−320°F review by thespyinthestalls at Sadler's Wells Theatre

review of −320°F | Sadler's Wells Theatre | thespyinthestalls | 3 stars | Hideki Noda’s −320°F at Sadler’s Wells begins before the